Through thought-provoking conversations with ICTS @ WashU in STL leaders, #WashUMedCRTC scholars and alumni, and keynote speaker Ruth O’Hara, PhD from Stanford Medicine, the ICTS Symposium explored impactful practices in translational science and how to apply them in the real world! Well done!

Congrats, graduates! Your hard work has paid off, and today is your day. Whether you're being recognized for completing the MSCI, MTPCI, or TL1 program, we're so proud of you! Don’t forget to tag the #WashUMedCRTC in your posts so we can celebrate with you! 🎉

All across WashU, faculty, staff, scholars, and loved ones recently gathered to celebrate the achievements of our graduates. We're especially proud of the #WashUMedCRTC graduates who completed the MSCI, MTPCI, and TL1 programs. Congrats! Event recap >> bit.ly/3EUSvbl

We are inspired by the dedication and talent of this year's MSCI Award Recipients! Whether through mentorship, teaching, or scholarship, these individuals have helped make the #WashUMedCRTC community stronger. Join us in congratulating them! Read more >> bit.ly/4j8FUzf

We proudly commend KL2 alum Andrej Spec, MD, MSCI, for the life-changing work he is leading at the Invasive Fungal Infections Clinic at WashU Medicine. Take a look at how the center's research, diagnoses, and patient care are making a profound impact!

This was such an exciting week for the #WashUMedCRTC! We loved welcoming our new ASPIRE and TL1 cohorts and seeing all their smiling faces. These trainees already show so much drive and passion, and we're looking forward to seeing all the incredible work they accomplish!

Summer is officially here ☀️ and now’s the time to explore the core principles of scientific investigation with Bench Fundamentals for Translational Research! Registration for this unique summer course closes soon. Enroll now! Learn more: bit.ly/3HOnLd7

Let's continue supporting our community however we can! Just a couple of days left for this drive. #InSTLforSTL

The #WashUMedCRTC is seeking applications for the KL2 Career Development Awards Program, aimed at incoming or current junior faculty interested in clinical and translational research. Letter of Interest due July 21 Application due September 1 Learn more: bit.ly/washukl2

Join us in celebrating KL2 alum Kelly Harris, PhD, CCC-SLP, for being selected as a William T. Grant Scholar! This well-earned recognition highlights her impactful research and commitment to improving outcomes for students with chronic conditions. Congratulations, Dr. Harris!

The #WashUMedCRTC is kicking off our 2025-2026 Career Development Seminar Series on August 26! Join us for a talk with renowned image forensics expert Elisabeth Bik, PhD, on “Errors and Misconduct in Biomedical Research.” Open to all; RSVP required: bit.ly/4lxaDrf

The Summer Research Symposium was a wonderful opportunity for our TL1 trainees to gather and showcase their work. A big thank you to TL1 Program Director Jay Piccirillo, MD, our dedicated mentors, and our hardworking trainees from WashU, Mizzou, Saint Louis University, University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in STL, & UMKC!

NEW LOCATION! We're excited for Dr. Bik to join us next month for a compelling lecture on "Errors and Misconduct in Biomedical Research." Due to high interest, we're moving the seminar to EPNEC Auditorium. We hope to see you there! Register here: bit.ly/4lxaDrf

This summer's ASPIRE cohort truly impressed us with their rigorous training, commitment to their projects, and delivery of phenomenal final presentations! Thank you to Dr. Jay Piccirillo, MD for his amazing leadership, and to all of our mentors and trainees!

The ICTS @ WashU in STL Clinical Research Professional Apprenticeship is investing in people, building connections, and creating new pathways into clinical research! We're thrilled to celebrate the success of this incredible program and its inspiring first cohort: bit.ly/3HlbpJo

The #WashUMedCRTC Genomics in Medicine Seminar Series is back! Sponsored by the ICTS @ WashU in STL, this weekly virtual series features various topics in genomic medicine led by WashU faculty experts. Enroll by August 25 for credit or join us throughout the term! >> bit.ly/45vav53

Throughout the summer, our trainees learned from dynamic #WashU leaders like Alison Antes, PhD, and Eric Leuthardt, MD through the Friday Seminar Series. We’re grateful for all our incredible summer speakers, and as we prepare for the new semester, we're excited for what’s ahead.

The #WashUMedCRTC is seeking passionate, innovative postdocs ready to grow as researchers and make a significant impact on human health. Elevate your career with full-time research, mentored training, courses, and seminars. Apply by October 1! Learn more: bit.ly/washutl1postdoc

Just a few days until the Genomics in Medicine series begins! Next Monday, Jason Saliba, PhD, will lead a refresher on Molecular Biology and Genetics. There’s still time to register for academic credit — email [email protected]. Learn more: bit.ly/45vav53

Yesterday, our newest MSCI and MTPCI scholars gathered at the #WashUMedCRTC for orientation! They learned more about the programs, met with leaders Drs. Reeds and Yusen, and explored ICTS @ WashU in STL resources with Dr. McKenzie. We’re so excited for them to start this new journey!