Former @uclactsi.bsky.social KL2 Program alumnus Dr. Nicholas Jendzjowsky helped lead an NHLBI workshop exploring the lung's role as a sensory organ. Read about the workshop and the resulting report “Beyond Breathing: Lung as a Sensory Organ": https://ow.ly/MfCV50ZTAzg

How can a thumbnail-sized chip advance cancer research? @vcucctr.bsky.social M.D.-Ph.D. student and T32 trainee Gevick Safarians uses 3D microfluidic models to study metastatic prostate cancer and bridge the gap between lab discovery and patient care. Read more: https://ow.ly/LPFn50ZTIz1

From classroom to clinical research career: Penn State Clinical and Translational Science Institute’s Undergraduate Clinical Research Training Program combines coursework, hands-on internships, mentoring and career preparation to strengthen the clinical research workforce. https://ow.ly/u0hc50ZTAZa

The dangers of opioid overdose continue after the event. NC TraCS Institute researchers are conducting a study to understand how post-overdose response teams can prevent overdose deaths. Read more about the study's goals: https://ow.ly/iaxn50ZTA64

Join UCLA CTSI and Caltech Oct. 14 at noon PT for practical guidance on FDA requirements for software, AI-enabled technologies, and medical devices, helping researchers and innovators move from development to clinical impact. Register now: https://ow.ly/gVAH50ZSPTc

The Indiana CTSI's 2026 Annual Meeting took place last month, bringing together researchers, clinicians, trainees, and community partners. The meeting's theme was "Genetic Medicine from Sequence to Solution." Read about the meeting and see what's next for the CTSI in 2027. https://ow.ly/QBHC50ZSQva

New research from @uclactsi.bsky.social: Researchers at Cedars-Sinai Health Sciences University developed an AI model to ID hospitalized patients at risk for low blood sugar up to 24 hours before it occurs. Learn about the model and how it could improve care for patients: https://ow.ly/i8jf50ZTAyN

Join @uw-ictr.bsky.social Oct. 9 at noon CT for their Implementation Science Seminar. This month's seminar is titled "Two Decades of SEIPS: The Systems Engineering Initiative for Patient Safety". Register for the series: https://ow.ly/RqPI50ZSR6X

Join Johns Hopkins ICTR next Saturday, October 10, at 11am for the 16th Annual Henrietta Lacks Memorial Lecture, honoring the legacy of Mrs. Henrietta Lacks and her impact on medicine, science, and community health. Register now:

https://ow.ly/YqyV50ZOuuM

Last month the Ohio State CTSI program RAPTIC hosted its inaugural Pitch Competition, bringing together researchers and industry representatives to further RAPTIC's mission of supporting technology development for real-world impact. Read about the competition & winners: https://ow.ly/ECKO50ZSpOC

Submissions for the #CTSAProgram Working Group Proposal Cycle 17 are closing soon! Submit your proposals by midnight ET tomorrow, September 30: https://ow.ly/2OxR50ZGHaH

One of the first graduates of @vcucctr.bsky.social’s NCATS-funded T32 program, Hannah Stadtler, studied why women living with HIV face greater cognitive impairment. Read about her research and how #CTSAProgram support has shaped her career: https://ow.ly/sQwI50ZSonk

Register by Oct. 1 for UW Institute for Clinical & Translational Research's 2026 Dissemination and Implementation Short Course being held on Oct. 7. Learn how implementation science and human factors can support scalable, human-centered care. #CTSAProgram https://ow.ly/rhpq50ZSnZ7

Research impact goes beyond publications and grants. Read how Wake Forest CTSI’s “Impact in Action” video series shows how investigator research is improving lives and strengthening communities. #CTSAProgram https://ow.ly/4JI250ZOoz9

@vcucctr.bsky.social & the Central Virginia VA Health Care System received a $1.2M NIH grant to train postdoctoral fellows in big data medicine. The grant will help turn real-world data into better care for veterans and civilians. #CTSAProgram https://ow.ly/9FRf50ZOqOv

Save the dates! Oct. 20 & 27 University at Buffalo CTSI is hosting Creative Scientist Workshop: Reimagining Clinical Research in an AI-enabled World, to bring participants together to identify opportunities for AI’s potential in clinical and translational research. Details: https://ow.ly/cu0X50ZOtV3

Could occupational therapy improve outcomes and reduce costs for patients with diabetes? A randomized study funded by a Southern California Clinical and Translational Science Institute pilot award found Lifestyle Redesign® generated more than $250K in savings. #CTSAProgram https://ow.ly/EAKF50ZOoQk

How can research move more efficiently from discovery to real-world impact? Supporting researchers at every career stage, Wake Forest CTSI’s new self-paced module explores translational science, barriers to adoption and strategies to accelerate change: https://ow.ly/tlTJ50ZJsss

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REMINDER: the #CTSAProgram Working Group Proposal Cycle 17 is still open! Topics include: translational science methods, AI, research innovation, solution-oriented health disparities research, & training curricula in CTS. Submit by midnight ET September 30: https://ow.ly/1i9j50ZGH7J