Translating Health Podcasts
Hear from researchers and community members about why research is important to improving healthcare for all.
The Translating Health: A Frontiers CTSI podcast aims to share the amazing work being done by researchers throughout Frontiers CTSI parter institutions, along with our community members who are active in helping move research forward.
In addition to our main monthly podcast, we have introduced a new podcast series - Understanding the Hidden Curriculum of Clinical and Translational Science.
Translating Health
Hear from Frontiers CTSI co-PIs Drs. Mario Castro and Steve Leeder as they discuss who Frontiers Clinical and Translational Science Institute is, our partner institutions, and how we collaborate to advance science and improve healthcare for all.
Join us as we hear from Frontiers CTSI Community Advisory Board members about why they feel having a community voice in research is important and why they chose to join the Frontiers CTSI Community Advisory Board.
Join us as we hear from Frontiers CTSI Community Advisory Board members about why they feel having a community voice in research is important and why they chose to join the Frontiers CTSI Community Advisory Board.
Frontiers CTSI Associate Director Lisa Sanderson Cox, Ph.D. discusses the difference between translational science and translational research, and ends the show discussing funding opportunities available through Frontiers CTSI.
TL1 Postdoctoral Trainees, Brittany Martinez, Ph.D., and Aaron Smith, Ph.D., discuss their time in the TL1 program and why they applied, how the program helped them and what their research is.
Scott Weir, Ph.D., and Carolyn Vivian discuss the importance of the Insitute for Advancing Medical Innovation, which focuses on drug and device development.
Jay Vivian, Ph.D., discusses the importance of rare disease research and the impact the research is having on families.
Frontiers CTSI Associate Director Aditi Gupta, M.D., and Hoglund Biomedical Imaging Center Director Swati Levendovszky, Ph.D., discuss their work and how important the Hoglund Biomedical Imaging Center is for investigators.
On this episode, Ayo Olagoke, Ph.D., from the University of Kansas Medical Center's Wichita campus, discusses how she uses AI in communicating science to the community.
In this episode, learn about some of the pathway programs available at Frontiers CTSI's partner institutions.
In this episode, learn about some of the pathway programs available at Frontiers CTSI's partner institutions.
In this episode Emily Hurley, Ph.D., and Drew Fox, Ph.D., discuss the importance of team science for investigators, and how a theatre camp helped with communication.
Ana Cohen, Ph.D., a past Lauren S. Aaronson Pilot Awardee, discusses her work in helping families in rural areas with genetic testing.
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