CTSI Hosts Events for Clinical Trials Day 2025
Raquel Perez2025-05-14T19:03:09-04:00The Miami Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) invites you to join us for Clinical Trials Day on May 20, 2025.
The Miami Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) invites you to join us for Clinical Trials Day on May 20, 2025.
This month we introduce you to Melanie Couch. Melanie wears several hats as a Research Operations Director on the CTSI team. Learn more about Melanie in our latest staff Q&A.
The Community and Stakeholder Engagement Program under the Miami CTSI is proud to announce the recipients of its Trustworthiness Seed Funding Opportunity, an initiative aimed at strengthening relationships between researchers and the community.
On January 29, 2025, Denise Vidot, Ph.D., Director of the CTSI’s Community and Stakeholder Engagement (CASE) program and its Senior Program Manager Angelica Agati led the latest K-faculty Leading University Excellence in Science (KLUES) event.
This month we introduce you to Carlos Canales. Carlos is Manager of Business Process Analytics for the CTSI, working on research data projects. He is also enrolled in the M.S. in Clinical and Translational Investigation program, gaining knowledge and skills to help him make an even bigger impact on research.
Learn about your colleagues in their own words, as we spotlight a CRP. This month, get to know Joan Brown, whose career as a clinical research professional (CRP) spans almost 21 years.
The Clinical Translational Research Site (CTRS) is a specialized clinical research unit that provides UM investigators the expertise, infrastructure, and oversight needed to conduct high-quality research.
Faculty, students and staff from across the University's research community came out for the CTSI's annual open house on December 11, 2024.
The CTSI hosted a kick-off event on December 6 for a new program aimed at supporting career development and mentorship to enhance academic success.
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.