The first phase of translational research — known as “T1” — is the process of moving foundational scientific discoveries into possible approaches for real-world health applications. This course focuses on innovations in basic science discovery, including drug discovery and repurposing and animal studies, that lead to new methods of diagnosis, treatment, and prevention in highly controlled settings. You’ll also discuss the role of the federal government to support and regulate translational research as it moves from basic science to human interventions.

Translating Basic Research into Research for Humans
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Translating Basic Research into Research for Humans
This course is part of Translational Science Specialization

Instructor: Vicki Ellingrod
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Identify key differences between basic science research and clinical research
Understand innovations in basic science discovery that lead to new methods of diagnosis, treatment, and prevention
Explore potential career paths for basic science researchers
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