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Part-time doctoral students find support through ADEPT
Speech-language pathologist Joanne Yee credits ICTR’s ADEPT program with fueling her success as she pursues a PhD in clinical investigation on a part-time basis.
January 7, 2026
Fourth BIRCWH scholar, a breast cancer researcher, joins current cohort
Dr. Anna Beck has joined the current cohort of the UW Building Interdisciplinary Research Careers in Women’s Health program.
ICTR’s Learning Health System advances AI in clinical care and practitioner well-being
The Institute for Clinical and Translational Research (ICTR) Learning Health System (LHS) team recently published the results of their randomized control trial in the New England Journal of Medicine Artificial Intelligence.
ICTR invites applications for two Pilot Award opportunities
Applications are invited for the Advancing Translational Research & Science Pilot and the Translational Basic & Clinical Research Pilot.
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Study Design Considerations for Implementation Research
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Founded in 2007, ICTR helps diverse researchers from many fields improve the speed, efficiency, and equity of their work, while shortening the time to bring innovations to practice.