SPOTLIGHT
SPARK grant proposals due Sept. 29: Grants of up to $50,000 are available for the development of novel therapeutics (small molecules, peptides, biologics, nucleic acid therapies, vaccines, gene therapies, stem cells, etc.) and for diagnostics for unmet medical needs. Apply here.
School-wide adoption of OnCore system: Clinical research studies that meet these criteria, (studies that consent human subjects and that received initial IRB approval Jan. 2016 and later), are to register by the end of September 2018. Read more.
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Child Health Research Institute
Our aim is to improve the scientific quality and quantity of clinical Maternal and Child Health research at Stanford by providing research personnel and services to investigators, advising on scientific design, funding junior investigators and pilot projects, and facilitating research mentoring and career development.
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Big-data analysts from around the world engaged Stanford Postdoctoral Research Fellow in a lively debate on machine learning strategies and predictive algorithms at a colloquium organized by Epidemiology. The video of this half-day event can be viewed here.
We are now accepting abstracts focused in maternal or child health research for our poster session. All CHRI-funded faculty and trainees (past and current) are highly encouraged to submit an abstract describing their projects and associated research. Event date: Nov. 11, Berg Hall. Abstracts due: Friday 9/14
As a condition of publication, the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) will require authors to provide Data Sharing Statements for manuscripts submitted after June 30, 2018. For Questions: email or visit this website.