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SC CTSI Researcher Provides a Framework to Educate the Educators of Clinical and Translational Research: Exploring Best Practices in Instruction

SC CTSI Researcher Provides a Framework to Educate the Educators of Clinical and Translational Research: Exploring Best Practices in Instruction

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Consortium for Pediatric Cellular Immunotherapy Launches New Website

Consortium for Pediatric Cellular Immunotherapy Launches New Website

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Collaborators from USC Annenberg, Cinema and Medicine Produce Short Film on Importance of COVID-19 Vaccination for Children

Collaborators from USC Annenberg, Cinema and Medicine Produce Short Film on Importance of COVID-19 Vaccination for Children

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SC CTSI and Georgia CTSA partner creating innovative career training and advancement platform

SC CTSI and Georgia CTSA partner creating innovative career training and advancement platform

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SC CTSI Partners with Local High School to Educate Next Generation of Clinical Research Workforce

SC CTSI Partners with Local High School to Educate Next Generation of Clinical Research Workforce

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BERD core group offers multiple research services to investigators

BERD core group offers multiple research services to investigators

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SC CTSI contributes community engagement expertise to guide ongoing vaccination campaigns

SC CTSI contributes community engagement expertise to guide ongoing vaccination campaigns

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SC CTSI-Supported USC Scientist to Study Physical Gait Rehabilitation and Brain Health in New NIA K Grant Award

SC CTSI-Supported USC Scientist to Study Physical Gait Rehabilitation and Brain Health in New NIA K Grant Award

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