In April, ITHS welcomed research professionals from across the WWAMI region to the annual ITHS NED (Networking to Enhance Development) Conference. Hosted at the UW Medicine South Lake Union Campus, the 2025 NED Conference offered a full day of learning, networking, and professional growth. In...
First, we want to say that ITHS is committed to keeping the REDCap system operational, and we want to minimize any disruptions to your work. You may have received an email or seen a message about the impact of funding delays on some of the REDCap...
This interview is part of a series of profiles of participants in the ITHS KL2 program, an NIH-funded program which provides the time, funding, mentorship, and training necessary to foster the early career development of clinical and translational researchers. Read our previous entries in the...
The Institute of Translational Health Sciences is pleased to announce the Pilot Award recipients for 2025. The Pilot program is designed to inspire innovative and collaborative research aimed at improving overall human health. This year’s awardees were selected from a diverse group of applicants whose...
The ITHS Technology Development Center is looking for researchers who are ready to prepare for the founding and leadership of a startup company to join the Translational Science Entrepreneurship Program (TSEP). This year-long hybrid program is designed to help researchers accelerate the translation of scientific and technological innovations...
The ITHS profile series is meant to shine a deserving spotlight on individuals or programs within ITHS doing critical work across the vast spectrum of translational science. For this installment, we sat down with Dr. Lynn Rose to learn more about her work and the services she...
Clinical research is constantly evolving, and that means continuously developing new skills and knowledge if you want to stay ahead. ITHS wants to make that easier, so we are proud to share that the Competency-Based All-Level Training (COBALT) curriculum is now available on the ITHS TREE...
A new publication from the Rural Health Lab (RHL) team highlights the importance of and methods for community involvement in directing research. The Rural Health Initiative: Bridging Gaps in Healthcare Access and Grant-Funded Research in Central Idaho was featured in the Journal of Clinical and...
The ITHS Preclinical Engagement Program (PEP) is a new, free program for preclinical researchers. The program uses community engagement principles to match researchers with community members to serve as advisors on their studies. The goal is to bring the perspectives of patients and communities into...
The Institute of Translational Health Sciences (ITHS) is well known for the services it offers researchers, but did you know the ITHS website also offers a Tools & Resources page where investigators can find a variety of guides, toolkits and links to help speed health...