Join the TraCS Data Science Lab for a seminar given by Peter Leese exploring the foundational elements of healthcare cost data—a critical component in analyzing and managing healthcare delivery. We will introduce key concepts such as charges, costs, and reimbursements, clarifying how each plays a role in the financial landscape of healthcare services. We will … Read more

Urine Good Hands: Integrating Urology and Palliative Care Heather Frank, MD June 18, 2025 You are invited to attend this CCSP/Palliative Care Grand Rounds webinar. The Palliative Care and Comprehensive Cancer Support Programs (CCSP) co-organize weekly presentations on the care of seriously ill patients and their families, including individuals living with cancer, relevant to interdisciplinary clinicians. … Read more

Nuclera will give a presentation on "a cell-free protein expression system" on Wednesday, June 18th, from 10-11:00 AM in Genetic Medicine building 3007. Accelerate Protein Production ·        See how eProtein Discovery makes protein accessible to accelerate your research ·        1Nuclera’s novel eProtein Discovery system, a benchtop instrument that harnesses the potential of digital microfluidics and cell-free systems to enable you … Read more

Launch your systematic review with free summer series! Interested in conducting a systematic review? The Health Sciences Library’s Systematic Review Summer Workshop Series will get you started in seven bite-sized sessions. This is the second session in the Systematic Review Summer Workshop Series. The Project Management and Helpful Tools for Conducting Systematic Reviews workshop provides … Read more

Pediatric feeding disorders (PFDs) are becoming increasingly common, with estimates that 1 in 37 children are affected. The prevalence reported is much higher in children with developmental delays and chronic diseases, with 1 in 5 children identified (Kovacic et al., 2021), while 90% of children on the autism spectrum are reported to have feeding difficulties … Read more

This half-day course on vital signs and anthropometric measurements is offered by the NC TraCS Clinical and Translational Research Center (CTRC). The goal of the course is to provide clinical research staff with the necessary education and hands-on experience to complete measurements for adult participants, including blood pressure (using automatic equipment), pulse (using automatic equipment), … Read more