SC CTSI K Scholar Receives NIH Award To Support Diabetes Research
SC CTSI training opportunities help clinician develop the skills she needs to pursue her research goals.
SC CTSI training opportunities help clinician develop the skills she needs to pursue her research goals.
SC CTSI supports researchers at USC and CHLA to translate their research from discovery to practical health applications.
Kathleen Ell, co-director of SC CTSI Community Engagement, was recognized for her innovative efforts to improve depression treatment.
SC CTSI awards over $1 million annually to advance research, infrastructure, and career development in clinical and translational science.
Giving researchers a chance to exchange knowledge on important public health topics.
On behalf of the USC Physical Sciences in Oncology Center (PSOC), we invite you students, faculty and researchers to attend our first annual short course focused on a physical sciences approach to understanding cancer.
To assembe a research team to develop a clinical trial grant that could be worth up to $20 million.
SC CTSI K scholar Kathleen Page is lead author of the study.
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