Translational Therapeutics
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Dr. Colecraft's current work focusses on "Molecular Physiology of Voltage-Dependent Calcium Channels," his inspiration comes from...
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New technology and practices with the potential to save lives and reduce health care inequity are part of the Columbia University Learning Health System (LHS) initiative's pilot awardee projects.
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Columbia University COMMENCEMENT 2022
The overarching goal of Dr. Spann’s research is to identify early immune, brain, and neuropsychological antecedents of childhood psychiatric risk to reduce the time to intervention for young children
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Five research teams at Columbia University have been awarded a 2022 Precision Medicine Pilot Grant.
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Cambridge Journal
Dr. Rachel Shelton and Dr. Sapana Patel co-author an article in the Journal for Clinical and Translational Science, involving the National NCATS D&I Workgroup.
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These pilot awards provide a key capacity building opportunity to stimulate the development and testing of population health.
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Gary W. Miller, PhD, named AAAS Fellow, a professor of environmental health sciences and vice dean for research strategy and innovation at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health.
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The Irving Institute is proud to announce the publication of our narrative medicine partnership with Dr. Rita Charon.
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The funding enables the Irving Institute for Clinical and Translational Research to maintain more than 70 services and programs to help Columbia researchers
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By Adam Peterson
The TRx resource at Columbia University's Irving Institute offers guidance and connections for researchers wanting commercialization support.
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A narrative medicine interview of Andrea Califano by Rita Charon, exploring the art of biology.
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Cambridge Journal
The Irving Institute Community Engagement Core Resource (CECR) was given the Match Maestro award from ResearchMatch in 2018 and supported this study.
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New technology, supported through Irving Institute grant, could be used to treat dozens of diseases.
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Fourteen teams of Columbia faculty have been awarded a Columbia Life Science Accelerator grant to support cutting-edge translational research
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