Supporting the Translational Science Workforce
The CCTS hosts several seminar series and workshops to keep the translational science workforce up to date on resources, services, policies, and research findings.
Seminar Series
All seminar series are offered virtually and free to attend.
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- For upcoming event dates, please see the CCTS Calendar.
This new monthly series showcases innovative research at UK that bridges the gap between laboratory discoveries and real-world clinical applications. Each session features experts from across disciplines who have successfully navigated challenges of translational science—overcoming barriers, forging collaborations and teams, and developing impactful and innovative interventions. Whether you are a clinician, research team member, basic scientist, clinical researcher, or simply curious about the evolution of translational research to the recent NIH focus on translational science as a means to enhance the efficiency, effectiveness, and impact of translational research, this series offers fresh insights and practical strategies for translating discoveries into improved health.
The BERD Bites Series is hosted by the CCTS Biostatistics, Epidemiology & Research Design (BERD) Core. BERD faculty and presenters provide opportunities to learn more about types of research design and provide training on biostatistics and data.
Next Event:
"BERD & CCTS Pilots: What You Need to Know Before You Submit" »
September 29, 12–1 p.m. via Zoom
The Biomedical Informatics (BMI) Learning Series is hosted by the BMI Core. These trainings highlight resources, tools, and expertise related to biomedical informatics research.
Next Event:
September 10, 12–1 p.m. via Zoom
The CRSO Training Series for investigators, coordinators, and clinical research study teams aims to develop functional skills and provide necessary information to conduct successful clinical trials. The series is hosted by the Clinical Research Support Office. Topics include OnCore CTMS (Clinical Trial Management System), research billing integrity, coverage analysis, and financial management.
Next Event:
September 4, 12–1 p.m. via Zoom
The REDCap Training Series includes beginner, intermediate, and advanced sessions to accommodate all skill levels.
Next Event:
REDCap Training Series: Beginner
September 16, 12–1 p.m. via Zoom
Workshops
Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) 101 is designed for clinical research coordinators, clinical research associates, and staff who function in this capacity. The course introduces the basics of coordinating clinical research at the University of Kentucky and is intended for early-career coordinators or those new to the field.
