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.

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Connect and Collaborate

Find collaborators within and across institutions.

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Research
Services

Connect with diverse resources and consulting services.

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Funding
Programs

Gain exclusive access to internal grant funding programs.

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Education and Training

Participate in clinical and translational science training programs. 

Fumihiko Urano

The ICTS has been very helpful to me in starting collaborations with leadership at NCATS to study drug therapies for Wolfram Syndrome (WS).

Fumihiko Urano, MD, PhD
WashU Professor of Medicine, Pathology, and Immunology, has utilized many ICTS funding programs and core services over several years to further his research on WS.

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ICTS/WashU Investigator and Former KL2 Scholar Awarded Funding from NIA to Support Family Caregivers of Patients Living with Alzheimer’s Disease

ICTS/WashU Investigator and Former KL2 Scholar Awarded Funding from NIA to Support Family Caregivers of Patients Living with Alzheimer’s Disease

Jacquelyn Benson, PhD, Associate Professor of Medicine in the WashU Division of Palliative Medicine, has recently been awarded funding from the National Institute on Aging to conduct a randomized controlled trial to test a 1:1, paraprofessional peer-delivered multicomponent support intervention for family caregivers of persons living with Alzheimer’s disease (AD). This intervention is designed to […]

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