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ICTS Announcements

2021 Winter Cycle NIH Mock Study Section Dates Posted

ICTS investigators featured on RADx-UP website

How ICTS membership helps you

Whether you’re a junior investigator or well established, ICTS membership can make an impact on your research and career.

Connect and Collaborate

Find collaborators within and across institutions.

Research
Services

Connect with diverse resources and consulting services.

Funding
Programs

Gain exclusive access to internal grant funding programs.

Education and Training

Participate in clinical and translational science training programs.

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Where are you in your translational research?

Early-Stage Translational Researchers

You are translating laboratory findings into potential clinical solutions in humans.

Clinical Researchers

You are testing initial hypotheses in early-stage and multicenter human trials.

Health Services / Population Health Researchers

You are translating clinical findings into everyday practice and implementing population level solutions.

“You have to plan in order to take advantage of what the ICTS has to offer,” reflected Sarah Hartz, MD, PhD. “When you do, it can make a real difference.”

-Jessica Mozersky, PhD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Bioethics Research Center, Washington University School of Medicine and Sarah Hartz, MD, PhD, Associate Professor of Psychiatry at Washington University School of Medicine (l to r) utilized several ICTS resources on their recently funded joint R01 grant.

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