In March of this year, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) launched a new protocol template to help behavioral and social science researchers prepare research protocols for human studies measuring social or behavioral outcomes. The...

A UNC study supported by a wide variety of NC TraCS services and personnel received attention in a NY Times OpEd piece this week. The Monitor trial, which took place in 15 primary care practices in North Carolina, found...

Samantha Meltzer-Brody, MD, MPH, director of the Perinatal Psychiatry Program at the School of Medicine and the Ray M. Hayworth Distinguished Professor in Mood and Anxiety Disorders, led the three clinical trials leading up...

A graduate of the UNC School of Medicine, Francis Collins led the Human Genome Project, which identified and mapped all of the genes of the human genome. Francis S. Collins, MD, PhD Editor's note: In honor of the University's...

Please visit the 2019 Translational Medicine Symposium taking place this year on Tuesday April 9th in the Koury Oral Health Sciences Building from 9am-4pm. Keynote Speakers: Karen Cichowski, PhD. Professor, Medicine, Harvard...

UNC Lineberger is seeking applicants for the 2019 Marci Kramish Campbell Dissertation Award to recognize excellence in dissertation research focused on cancer and the population sciences. Graduate students in any of the...

If you’re new to grant writing, or if you’re applying to an unfamiliar grant format, access to funded grant applications can significantly speed up the process and reassure you that you’re “on the right track” with respect...

NC TraCS has a limited opportunity for a submission to the recently published PA-19-217-Administrative Supplements for Research on Bioethics Issues. This is a limited submission; only one application per CTSA award may be...

Two familiar faces are included among the nine faculty recently selected for Teaching Innovation Awards from the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health — Feng-Chang Lin, PhD (TraCS Biostatistics Service and an...

UNC School of Medicine researchers led by Flavio Frohlich are the first to use transcranial alternating current brain stimulation to significantly reduce symptoms in people diagnosed with major depression. Postdoctoral student...