Training the Next Generation of Translational Science Teams

Training the next generation of translational science teams.

Found in Translation: Training the Next Generation of Translational Neuroscientists

Integrated, multidisciplinary programs for training physicians and scientists in translational science have become essential in efforts to meet the demand for more effective translation of basic science discoveries into new clinical applications.

Next generation partnerships in translational science and medicine

D uring graduation season, it is not uncommon for senior scientists to dispense wisdom from stages, lecterns, bus stops or bar stools. Nearly 50 years ago, in a memorable line from the 1967 movie, The Graduate, a single word of career advice is bestowed upon the film’s protagonist: plastics. For the biomedical graduate in 2015, another “p” word might be more appropriate: partnerships. Partnersh...

Training the Next Generation

Background: In most states, mental illness costs are an increasing share of Medicaid expenditures. Specialized depression care managers (CM) have consistently demonstrated improvements in patient outcomes relative to usual primary care (UC), but are costly and may not be fully utilized in smaller practices. A generalist care manager (GCM) could manage multiple chronic conditions and be more acc...

Next Generation Science Applications for the Next Generation of Supercomputing

The Trinity supercomputer deployment by Los Alamos and Sandia National Laboratories represents the first Advanced Technology System (ATS) deployment for the United States National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA). The platform will be one of the largest XC40 deployments in the world when final integration of its nearly ten-thousand nodes of dual-socket Intel Xeon Haswell and ten-thousand ...