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ICTR Enrichment Series: Drug Discovery and Development Core and Applications to Research

Shapiro, Paul, Ph.D.; Polli, James E. (2020-10-13)
Effective Scientific Communication (2020)

Viscardi, Rose M. (2020)
Developing a Career in Clinical and Translational Research (2020)

Stafford, Kristen Alyce (2020)
Preparing Data for Analysis (2020)

Stafford, Kristen Alyce (2020)
Introduction to Clinical Epidemiology (2020)

Stafford, Kristen Alyce (2020)
Course Introduction to Clinical and Translational Research at UMB (2020)

Sorkin, John D.; Stafford, Kristen Alyce (2020)
Secondary Data Sources (2020)

Albrecht, Jennifer S. (2020)
Writing a Research Grant: The Basics (2020)

Roghmann, Mary-Claire (2020)
Tips on Career Development Grants (2020)

Harris, Anthony D.; Roghmann, Mary-Claire; Laufer, Miriam K. (2020)
Overview of Regulatory Issues in Clinical Research (2020)

Farley, John J., Jr. (2020)
Drug Development Bench to Bedside (2020)

Lapidus, Rena Gelerman (2020)
Stakeholder Engagement in Research (2020)

Tambor, Ellen
Statistical Basis of Biomedical Investigation (2020)

Sorkin, John D. (2020)
Health Services Research (2020)

Mattingly, T.J., II (2020)
UMB ICTR -TL1 Pre-Doctoral and Post-Doctoral Clinical Research Training Awards

2020-09-24
Overview of Study Designs (2020)

Stafford, Kristen Alyce (2020-08)
Best Practices for Research Data Management (2020)

Yarnell, Amy; Courneya, Jean-Paul (2020-08)
Introduction to Clinical and Translational Research at UMB Workshop: Agenda (2020)

2020-08
ICTR Enrichment Series: Getting Connected to your Data – A Reproducible Workflow for Data Wrangling

Courneya, Jean-Paul (2020-08-11)

Wrangling. Munging. Data Sanitation. These and other names describe an aspect of the data analysis life cycle typically thought of as boring and unglamorous, but which occupies the majority of time spent during a data analysis project. The time you spend in preparing your data for analysis, while crucial, cuts into the time available for using software to produce a visualization, calculate a statistic, or run a favorite machine learning algorithm. The goal of this seminar is to provide a reproducible workflow for performing your own data wrangling. I will suggest methods to help you to: 1) get to know your data, 2) cultivate habits that will help you to spend less time on wrangling, and 3) optimally prepare your data for the output you're interested in producing.
ICTR Enrichment Series: Leveraging Informatics Services at UMB to Make the Most of Your Research Funding

Dezman, Zachary D.W. (2020-06-20)

The purpose of this presentation is to introduce some of the informatics tools and services available to all UMB faculty. It will be directed towards trainees and early-stage researchers from all the UMB schools. We will focus on three services: the Research HARBOR, TriNetX, and REDCap. We will provide an overview of each, along with some tips and tricks to improve the quality of your next research project while making it faster, easier, and cheaper.

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ICTR Enrichment Series: Drug Discovery and Development Core and Applications to Research

Effective Scientific Communication (2020)

Developing a Career in Clinical and Translational Research (2020)

Preparing Data for Analysis (2020)

Introduction to Clinical Epidemiology (2020)

Course Introduction to Clinical and Translational Research at UMB (2020)

Secondary Data Sources (2020)

Writing a Research Grant: The Basics (2020)

Tips on Career Development Grants (2020)

Overview of Regulatory Issues in Clinical Research (2020)

Drug Development Bench to Bedside (2020)

Stakeholder Engagement in Research (2020)

Statistical Basis of Biomedical Investigation (2020)

Health Services Research (2020)

UMB ICTR -TL1 Pre-Doctoral and Post-Doctoral Clinical Research Training Awards

Overview of Study Designs (2020)

Best Practices for Research Data Management (2020)

Introduction to Clinical and Translational Research at UMB Workshop: Agenda (2020)

ICTR Enrichment Series: Getting Connected to your Data – A Reproducible Workflow for Data Wrangling

ICTR Enrichment Series: Leveraging Informatics Services at UMB to Make the Most of Your Research Funding