JIT Cores
All the Just-In-Time (JIT) Cores
Center for Community Health Partnership and Research (CCHPR)
Can assist with developing key stakeholder and community engagement activities, from planning through dissemination of research.
- Contact: Hilary Broughton
- Email: hilary.broughton@wustl.edu
Center for High-Performance Computing (CHPC)
Provides resources and expertise for any computationally intense research project conducted by the Washington University research community.
- Contact: Malcolm Tobias
- Email: mtobias@wustl.edu
Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity & Equity (CRE2)
Provides expertise to rigorously study race, ethnicity and racial inequities in health through research study design and training to transform policy, scholarship and clinical interventions.
Clinical and Translational Imaging Unit (CTIU)
Provides advanced imaging technology, equipment, and expertise to support basic and translational inpatient and outpatient clinical research.
- Contact: Greg Williams
- Email: greg.williams@wustl.edu
Clinical and Translational Research Unit (CTRU)
Provides in-patient and out-patient clinical research units for research studies.
- Contact: Sam Klein, MD
- Email: sklein@wustl.edu
- Contact: Dominic Reeds, MD
- Email: dreeds@wustl.edu
- Contact: Gordon Smith, PhD
- Email: gsmith@wustl.edu
Clinical Cytogenomics Research Core (CCRU)
Provides support for clinical trials/studies for which a CLIA/CAP environment is required as well as conventional metaphase karyotyping and molecular human/mouse cytogenetic methods (FISH, chromosomal microarrays).
- Contact: Jane Bauer
- Email: bauer707@wustl.edu
- Email: cytogenetics@path.wustl.edu
Core Laboratory for Clinical Studies (CLCS)
Is a central laboratory for local and multicenter clinical trials.
- Contact: Licia Rowe
- Email: liciarowe@wustl.edu
- Contact: Meghan Horvath
- Email: m.horvath@wustl.edu
Dissemination and Implementation Research Core (DIRC)
Provides expertise in support of translational (T3 and T4) research to move clinical knowledge into real-world use.
- Email: dirc@wustl.edu
Emergency Care Research Core (ECRC)
Provides a centralized infrastructure for all aspects of emergency care research.
- Contact: Stacey House, MD, PhD
- Email: houses@wustl.edu
Genome Engineering & Stem Cell Center (GESC@MGI)
Provides patient-derived iPSCs and genetically modified cells and organisms to facilitate functional genomic studies.
- Contact: Xiaoxia Cui, PhD
- Email: x.cui@wustl.edu