Bulat Idrisov, MD, MSc, and Karsten Lunze, MD, MPH, DrPH, department of Medicine researchers, in collaboration with colleagues, assessed global data and found that countries often lack the capacity to treat substance use disorders.
Biomedical Engineering and the CTSI have established a new collaborative program to accelerate the commercialization of clinician-inspired medical device innovations.
Barbara Nikolajczyk, PhD, associate professor of microbiology received a five year, $2.95 M grant from the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research.
BU CTSI encourages mentoring research faculty to advantage of this training opportunity.
This is a 10 week summer research experience for undergraduate students who are rising juniors or seniors.
Neil J. Ganem, PhD, assistant professor of pharmacology and medicine, section of hematology and medical oncology, has received a four-year, $792,000 Research Scholar Grant.
Lindsay Farrer, PhD, BU Distinguished Professor of Genetics & Chief, Biomedical Genetics division will lead NIH grant funded center at BUSM.
Neil J. Ganem, PhD, assistant professor of pharmacology and medicine, section of hematology and medical oncology, received a four-year, $792,000 Research Scholar Grant.
Fifty scientists—from BUSM and BUSPH, the Cleveland Clinic, the Banner Alzheimer’s Institute, the Mayo Clinic, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, and other major institutions around the country—launched their landmark study aimed at diagnosing CTE during life.
The Center for Implementation and Improvement Sciences seeks pilot projects that will improve the processes and outcomes of health care delivery.