From Ideas to Impact: Faster Together.

Jason Blackard, PhD, with medical students and faculty at Madha Medical College and Research Institute Jason Blackard, PhD, who leads pipeline and community outreach for the CCTST Workforce Development program , recently spoke with medical students and faculty at  Madha Medical College and Research Institute  in Chennai, India about the importance of scholarly activity. During his presentation, he discussed the  Research 101  series developed by the Workforce Development team

Andrea Ford, PhD, a speech-language pathologist and assistant professor in the University of Cincinnati (UC) Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, has been awarded a four-year, $765,000 K23 grant from the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders. Dr. Ford marks the first UC College of Allied Health Sciences NIH K grant recipient.   Andrea Ford, PhD Dr. Ford’s research focuses on collaborating with educators and caregivers to increase acce

Respiratory Therapists : Lauren Lampkin and Regina Brandon CCTST’s West End Community Research Advisory Board (WE C-RAB) often has ongoing relationships with researchers across the Academic Health Center who see the opportunity to connect with community beyond just coming to one of the monthly meetings. Cincinnati Children's Emergency Department’s Michelle Eckerle, MD, is one of these individuals. Over the years, in addition to coming to the WE C-RAB for feedback on research

Article written by Claudia Rebola and published in UC News. To read the original article, please click here . UC designers, researchers and community partners are working together to co-create and share research in accessible ways, helping accelerate the movement of scientific discoveries into real-world impact driven by community-identified needs. A $37.2 million Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA) from the National Institutes of Health to the University of Cinci

The CCTST Workforce Development team’s “Roadshow” initiative, launched in 2022, began as an effort to introduce undergraduate students at the University of Cincinnati (UC) to career pathways in clinical research. Led by a volunteer group of principal investigators (PIs) and clinical research professionals (CRPs), the Roadshow brings first-hand perspectives into classrooms and highlights the many opportunities available in the field. Workforce Development Roadshow Presenter R

CaTS Team The CCTST’s Collaboration & Team Science (CaTS) team recently hosted its first Team Science Fair to highlight collaboration in research. The event brought the Academic Health Center community together to share tools, skills, and resources that support team science.   Featured at the fair were several posters on past and present team science initiatives, a most recent CaTS publication list, and a handout featuring CaTS services and resources. The interactive "Commun