SCTR Spotlight Blog

We are thrilled to introduce our newest cohort of trainees awarded the 2024 – 2025 SCTR TL1 (T32) Training Program.

SCTR TL1 Alumni, Catherine M. Bridges, M.D., Ph.D., was named one of five winners of the prestigious Lasker Foundation Essay Contest.

Beginning July 1, 2024, SCTR welcomes the fourth cohort of Clinical Trialist Training Program awardees.

Learn about the impact a skilled communicator can have on tailoring a message to a variety of audiences and advancing translational science.

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The TL1 team sat down with Michael Martino to discuss his translational ambitions, and hear his perspective on recently reported research findings.

SCTR Institute’s Pilot Grants program supports innovative research spanning the translational spectrum – from basic science to population health.

Learn from a MUSC clinical geneticist and speaker at the Rare Disease Symposium about the importance of newborn screening and what mothers can expect.

Hear from a speaker for the upcoming Rare Disease Symposium about genetic screening and the implications of inherited disease.

Hear from the chair of South Carolina’s Rare Disease Advisory Council about why your perspectives on living with a rare disease are so important to share.

Bringing the MUSC and statewide community together to exchange knowledge, build collaborations, and accelerate discoveries.

Check out the latest release from the SPARCRequest Team to learn what's new in SPARCRequest.

The SCTR team would like to acknowledge all Karen Packard has contributed in her role as the Administrator and Nurse Manager for SCTR’s Nexus Research Center.

DISC experts share details on the resources available to assist with designing a D&I study and when and how to prepare for a consultation.

The latest post in SCTR's Ask the Experts series features the Dissemination and Implementation Science Collaborative (DISC) program.

SCTR's Collaborative K-Awardee and Pre-Doctoral Trainee Discovery Grant seeks to promote a team-based collaborative translational research project.

Congratulations to the 2023 Burroughs Wellcome Fund Awardees, which include SCTR TL1 trainees Jordan Carter and Heather Holman.

We’ve taken a look at some of the best advice out there to bring you this easy-to-use tool to assist in survey development.

SCTR Institute has a new resource to help you quickly locate training and other research resources.

The SCTR TL1 program awarded eight trainees in this year's cohort, including five first-year trainees.

September 25 is National Research Administrator Day, a day to recognize the many contributions of research administrators.

A TL1-KL2 team was recently awarded a grant to help fund gathering preliminary data for their work on pancreatic cancer.