The Mentored Training In Implementation Science (MTIS) Program is open to all senior fellows and junior faculty interested in implementation science in areas relevant to the NHLBI. MTIS provides 75% protected time, up to $100k/yr, for 2-3 yrs. MTIS will fund 3 new scholars starting next fall (2018). Applications are encouraged from Washington University School […]
On behalf of the iTeach planning committee, it is my pleasure to invite you to register for iTeach, Washington University’s biennial faculty symposium on teaching, to be held on Tuesday, January 9, 2018 in The Knight Center. Please mark your calendar and plan to join us for this day-long event, which will bring together faculty from […]
Drs. Roe and Babulal, alumni of the CRTC were recenlty featured in the Source on their study aimed at learning more about how driving habits change with age and with the onset of Alzheimer’s disease. Read more >>
Washington University School of Medicine’s 12th Annual Research Training Symposium and Poster Session was a success with over 200 attendees, five oral presenters and 113 posters from 23 programs. We are very grateful that so many participants came to present, discuss and contribute to clinical and translational research. Office of Medical Student Research and Clinical […]
The 2018 Doris Duke Charitable Foundation (DDCF) Clinical Scientist Development Award Competition is now open! Pre-proposal applications are being sought from physician scientists at the assistant professor level conducting clinical research in any disease area. Application Deadlines: Pre-proposals due: December 1, 2017, 3pm EST Invitation to submit full proposal: January 19, 2018, 5pm EST Full […]
See the CRTC Bi-Annual Alumni Newsletter published for Summer/Fall 2017.
Dr. Molly Stout, alumni of the CRTC Mentored Training Program in Clinical Investigation was recently interviewed for the Source on her study of the makeup of vaginal microbiome linked to preterm birth in a primarily African-American population. Read more »
The CRTC is happy to announce the 2017 winners of the Coursemaster of the Year, Mentor of the Year and Scholar Outstanding Citizenship Awards.
Dr. Mario Castro, Director of the CRTC Office of Training Grants, and the Internal Medicine Office of Faculty Development, is studying a cancer drug that may help patients with severe asthma by targeting immune cells driving lung inflammation. Read more in The Source »
Dr. Alison Cahill, K30 and MTPCI alumni, and chief of the division of maternal fetal medicine, was recently interviewed by the US News regarding women taking ADHD medications while pregnant. Read more »