CTSI Welcomes Back Dr. Daniel Armstrong as Its New Lifespan and Special Populations Lead
Daniel Armstrong, Ph.D., Director of the Mailman Center for Child Development, has been named the CTSI’s lifespan and special populations lead as he continues his collaborative work on the CTSA Lifespan Enterprise Committee, engaging individuals with disability in the research process. Dr. Armstrong is the founding director of the CTSI's master's program.
Meet CTSI Team Member Gloria Müller Jacobs
This month we introduce you to Gloria Müller Jacobs. An employee of the University of Miami since 2021, Gloria joined the Miami CTSI's finance team in June 1, 2024 and is our Departmental Grant Accountant.
CRP Spotlight: Christopher Otero
Learn about your colleagues in their own words, as we spotlight a CRP. This month, get to know Christopher Otero, APRN, an Advanced Practice Provider (APP) specialized in Clinical Research in the Division of Hematology at the Miller School of Medicine.
SOCRA Seminar on AI in Clinical Research Draws More than 100 Attendees
In a multi-institutional effort, the Miami CTSI, Baptist Health South Florida and Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center partnered on November 8, 2024 to host the Society of Clinical Research Associates (SOCRA) South Florida Regional Chapter Meeting on the topic of “AI Perspectives in Clinical Research.”
Nov. 4: Multi-dimensional and multi-modal data science and applications
The Miami CTSI invites you to join its Team Science Seminar Series on Monday, November 4. Joon Chung, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Informatics and Health Data Science in the Miller School of Medicine, will present "Multi-dimensional and multi-modal data science and applications."
SOCRA South Florida Presents Artificial Intelligence (AI) Perspectives in Clinical Research
The Society of Clinical Research Associates, Baptist Health South Florida, Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, and the University of Miami Clinical Translational Science Institute present a panel discussion on Artificial Intelligence (AI) Perspectives in Clinical Research on November 8 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.