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Kim Mansky joins CTSI as K-R01 Transition to Independence program director
Kim Mansky, PhD, joins CTSI as the director of the K-R01 Transition to Independence Program.
Mothers Leading Science program welcomes second cohort
Now in its second year, the Mothers Leading Science program welcomes a new cohort of Researcher Moms for 2022-2023.
Essentials for Regulatory Specialists: A new virtual workshop
CTSI is now offering a virtual workshop that provides training for University of Minnesota research professionals, such as regulatory specialists, research coordinators, project managers, who are new to taking on a regulatory role in human…
Casey Dorr joins CTSI to co-direct its summer programs
Casey Dorr, PhD, has joined CTSI to co-direct its two summer training programs: the Pathways to Research Program and the Advanced Pathways to Research Program.
PI Primer: A new virtual workshop on the role and responsibilities of PIs in human research
A new virtual workshop trains University of Minnesota principal investigators (PIs) on conducting research that involves human participants. CTSI developed this training in partnership with the University’s Office of the Vice President for…
Meet 10 UMN researchers who are accelerating discoveries toward better health
To celebrate CTSI’s 10th anniversary, we’re highlighting 10 researchers who are fulfilling our mission of accelerating discoveries toward better health.
CTSI Mentors, Scholars, grantees recognized during the 2021 Poster Session
The annual Poster Session held earlier this month celebrated the research of over 60 CTSI Scholars and community grantees.
Nancy Sherwood and Tetyana Shippee appointed to education leadership roles
CTSI’s educational function, CTSI-Ed, has announced Nancy Sherwood
Rural Health Program welcomes Project REACH cohort and postdoctoral fellow
Three community leaders from rural Minnesota selected as inaugural cohort for Project REACH
Three KL2 Scholars join CTSI in Summer 2021
CTSI’s Research Education, Training, and Career Development Core (CTSI-Ed) is pleased to welcome three Scholars to the KL2 Scholars Career Development Program