One of the most effective tools ITHS offers in the quest for study subjects is the Participate in Research website, helping researchers and potential participants to connect. Launched in 2015, the site is a centralized online location for research teams post their studies to including...
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has chosen the University of Montana’s L.S. Skaggs Institute of Health Innovation as the new Pacific Northwest location for one of five entrepreneurial hubs across the United States. Dubbed SIHI-REACH, this hub will support academic innovators across the WWAMI region...
This year, we begin a new profile series to shed light on some of the distinguished scholars currently participating in our KL2 Program. We begin with Blake Langley, ND, LAc., who is clinically trained as a naturopathic physician and acupuncturist. Langley is currently a staff...
ITHS has a long history of helping researchers prepare for submitting a grant, creating a study or even helping to shape up research ideas that are in early stages. Sometimes researchers need a broader perspective on study design and implementation from clinical investigators and other experts,...
A recent study partially funded by ITHS shines new light on the plasticity of the brain and could have implications in various fields of study. Cynthia Price, PhD, MA, LMT, is a respected Research Professor at the University of Washington School of Nursing, and director of...
Apply now for the Clinical Research Intensive Summer Program (CRISP), designed to provide research fellows and early-career faculty with hands-on experience and essential clinical research skills. Scheduled from July 8 to July 26 of 2024, this new program provides a unique opportunity for up to 70...
The ITHS Technology Development Center is excited to host a new training series aimed at early-stage academic innovators who need to quickly learn the essentials of biomedical entrepreneurship. The Biomedical Innovation Fireside Chats will be a seven-part series of hour-long talks held January–May 2024. In...
Congratulations, Dr. Laura-Mae Baldwin on your well-earned retirement! Dr. Baldwin's contributions to ITHS have been invaluable, and we are immensely grateful for all the years of hard work she has dedicated to moving translation science forward. Although she is retired from her practice, Dr. Baldwin...
Congratulations to the three ITHS researchers who received career development supplement awards from the National Institutes for Health (NIH) this year! Representing Fred Hutch, MultiCare Institute, and the University of Washington, all three of these investigators and their projects are dynamic and deserving of this...