Lab Studies Show Promise for a Clinical Trial Aimed at Improving Current Immune Therapies
Melanomas have an especially lethal ability to turn off the body’s immune system, which enables these deadly skin cancers to grow and spread.
Registration is now open for two grant writing programs preparing investigators for an June 2018 NIH Deadline
Our next session prepares new investigators for an June 2018 NIH Submission Deadline (or May 2018 deadline for HIV-Related applications). Course details can be found on
Faces of the Project Baseline Study: Phyllis
Goodbye 2017, hello 2018! Phyllis Perry, 63, was one of the last participants in 2017 to enroll in and complete her initial onsite visit for the Project Baseline study.
Dengue Takes Low and Slow Approach to Replication
A new study reveals how dengue virus manages to reproduce itself in an infected person without triggering the body’s normal defenses.
Research Professionals Network (RPN) Relaunch Event “Networking 2.0” with Keynote Speaker Kris McGuigan
Thursday, January 18 1:00-2:00 pm in Trent Seman’s Great Hall
Announcing 2018 LEADER Participants
The School of Medicine Office for Faculty is pleased to announce the 2018 LEADER participants.
Vision, Sensory and Motor Testing Could Predict Best Batters in Baseball
High scorers on computer tests spent more time on base, had more walks, fewer strikeouts
Datavant Selects DCRI as Founding Academic Partner to Accelerate Innovation in Data-Driven Clinical Research
January 5, 2018 – Datavant and DCRI will work closely together in engaging biopharmaceutical partners and implementing innovative approaches to clinical trial