Clinical Trials Academy: Protocol Development (CTA 1) is open for applications for the 2027 class. CTA 1 began in the medical school in 2018 to train early-stage investigators in the rigorous design and conduct of clinical trials. It focuses on protocol development...
At the end of April, MICHR scholars, staff, community partners, and faculty traveled to the Translational Science 2026 Conference, which centered on the theme “Building Trustworthy Translation: Rigor, Reproducibility, and Real-World Impact.” The conference provided a...
Are you a U-M staff member who works on health-related research studies? Are you interested in professional growth and development? If so, consider applying to STEP.up, a formal mentorship program for research professionals. We are currently accepting applications...
Research Connections: A Staff Community of Practice was developed to foster connections and share best practices through peer mentoring and discussion around a variety of professional development, research management, and leadership topics. We are currently recruiting...
The Michigan Institute for Clinical and Health Research (MICHR) is leading the way in building the field of translational science with the intent of extending life and reducing the impact of illness and disability. The training and education of principal investigators...
Mentored research training programs, such as the T32 and K12, provide trainees and scholars with the opportunity to work on a research project under a faculty mentor. As of 2025, all training grant applications must now include a Mentor/Trainee Assessment Plan,...
Clinical Trials Academy: Protocol Development (CTA1) offers early-career faculty and new clinician investigators a combination of lectures and hands-on small-group sessions to teach the complex and changing landscape of clinical and behavioral trials. The curriculum...
Are you a staff member of a health-related research study team, or do you work in an environment that provides support to researchers across different departments? If so, consider applying to serve on the MICHR Study Team Workforce Development Working Group (the...
The Michigan Institute for Clinical & Health Research (MICHR), the NIH Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA ‘UM1’) of the University of Michigan (funded 2023-2030), is seeking a Faculty Director for its programs focused on training and education for...
The Michigan Institute for Clinical & Health Research (MICHR) is the home of the University of Michigan’s Clinical and Translational Science Award from the National Institutes of Health. MICHR is part of a national, collaborative consortium that is focused on...
The Michigan Institute for Clinical and Health Research (MICHR) is leading the way in building the field of translational science with the intent of extending life and reducing the impact of illness and disability. The training and education of principal investigators...
Mentored research training programs, such as the T32 and K12, provide trainees and scholars with the opportunity to work on a research project under a faculty mentor. As of 2025, all training grant applications must now include a Mentor/Trainee Assessment Plan,...