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In fruit fly and human genetics, timing is everything

CHAPEL HILL, NC — Every animal starts as a clump of cells, which over time multiply and mature into many different types of cells, tissues, and organs. This is fundamental biology. Yet, the details of this process remain...

UNC IRB clarifies promotion guidelines for study listings

New UNC SOP guidelines effective June 2, 2017 require a change to the Join the Conquest study listing form approval for the compensation section only. Per UNC IRB SOP 2.4.10.1 "… In keeping with the DHHS and FDA guidance,...

Well Said: HIV research

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is home to some of the world's best HIV research. Numerous teams of researchers are tirelessly investigating the virus, which infects nearly 37 million people around the world. One...

Improving Clinical Trials Through Thoughtful Collaboration

While clinical trials can lead to many medical breakthroughs, they’re often weighed down by inefficiency and red tape. To fix the system, we need to reach across fields. Many have called for major improvements in clinical...

NSF Big Data call for proposals

NSF Big Data Regional Innovation Hubs: Establishing Spokes to Advance Big Data Applications (BD Spokes) Limited Submission Internal Call for Proposals Internal Due Date: Friday June 30, 2017 NSF Full Proposal Deadline:...

From Engineering field comes doctor in the making

First-year UNC medical student and Albert Schweitzer fellow Vinayak Subramanian works with UNC REX cardiologist George Adams to improve the care of patients with peripheral artery disease, a condition that is not well understood. Vinayak...

CTTI's Registry Trials Recommendations now publicly available

Recommendations from the Registry Trials Project were publicly announced last week in a CTTI-hosted webinar. The recommendations describe how to design new registries or evaluate and modify existing registries to conduct clinical...

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