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Tracy Strickroth shares tips on utilizing social media for research participant recruitment.
Laurie Herraiz presents on basic study recruitment and regulatory issues.
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CTSI at UCSF receives five-year, $112 million renewal funding from the National Institutes of Health.
Newly Minted MD Credits UCSF-CTSI Research Program for Giving Him Direction and First Published Paper.
BioMed2.0 Blog
BioMed 2.0
April 09, 2013
Hosted by: University of New Mexico’s Health Sciences Center (HSC) in cooperation with UNM’s Clinical and Translational Science Center (CTSC)
This year’s Clinical and Translational Science Awards (CTSA) communications key function committee (cKFC) meeting focused on the critical role of storytelling to lift research of out its silos to a wider audience.
Richard Larson, MD, PhD, UNM HSC Vice...
Read more March 21, 2013
Eric Meeks from CTSI at UCSF presented on ORNG at the AMIA 2013 Joint Summits on Translational Science:
At the @AMIAinformatics #TBICRI13 conference? Learn how to improve @VIVOcollab & Profiles during the Infrastructure 1 session from 1:30-3:00— CTSI at UCSF (@CTSIatUCSF) March 21, 2013
#LinkedData in #tbicri13 – Open Research Networking Gadgets (ORNG)— Ali Anıl Sınacı (@aasinaci) March 21,...
Read more March 18, 2013
The article ‘You Are What You Tweet’ from MediaBistro alluded to a recent study by EPJ Science finding that ‘word usage mirrors community structure in the online social network Twitter.’It made me think about how we communicate with people interested in accelerating biomedical research – do we employ a...
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