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Naipi | Montana
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National Committee Meeting Agendas. EPSCoR/IDeA Coalition and Foundation Officers. Send NAIPI your numbers. Scientific Highlights – Archive. National Committee Meeting Agendas. EPSCoR/IDeA Coalition and Foundation Officers. Send NAIPI your numbers. Scientific Highlights – Archive. Http:/ inbre.montana.edu. Http:/ www.chemistry.montana.edu/cobre. Harmsen, Allen G. Http:/ inbre.montana.edu. Http:/ www.umt.edu/cehs. Http:/ www.montana.edu/cobre. Stephen.sprang@mso.umt.edu. C/o Idaho INBRE Program.
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Mountain West Research Consortium
http://www.mountainwestconsortium.org/training.shtml
Member institutions have agreed to enhance research training by establishing seminars and workshops (e.g., Clinical and Translational Research boot camp, clinical training for IDeA researchers, community outreach training, grant writing, managing and leading teams, train the trainer, topical symposiums, writing groups at all levels, funding workshops, core workshops, IT and data sharing workshops, etc.). The Undergraduate Pipeline Network. Download the flyer here. The Advance to Funding Program.
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Mountain West Research Consortium
http://www.mountainwestconsortium.org/index.shtml
To form a vibrant consortium that strengthens biomedical research activities throughout the Mountain West by leveraging each other's activities. Background and Strategic Objectives:. The primary outcome of the meeting was the unanimous agreement to pursue the formation of a consortium for the advancement of clinical and translational science in the Western IDeA states. The consortium members formed a steering committee, made up of INBRE and COBRE PIs and other institutional representatives, and an ex...
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Mountain West Research Consortium
http://www.mountainwestconsortium.org/collaboration.shtml
Member institutions have agreed to the following:. Develop collaborative research initiatives in areas of excellence amongst MWRC members. Develop collaborative multi-center clinical trial centers and programs amongst MWRC institutions. Develop websites, databases and other collaborative and data-sharing tools to support the work of the MWRC.
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Mountain West Research Consortium
http://www.mountainwestconsortium.org/facilities.shtml
Member institutions have agreed to stablish research infrastructure support mechanisms that leverage the core facilities and research support structures among members of the MWRC. IDeA Clinical and Translational Research - Infrastructure Network (CTR-IN) [updated 9/23/13]. We are extremey pleased to announce that the Mountain West CTR-IN was funded effective 09/15/2013! This initial cycle will run through 06/30/2018. The CTR program, which is supported through the National Institute of General Medical Sc...
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Mountain West Research Consortium
http://www.mountainwestconsortium.org/governance.shtml
The Mountain West Consortium is governed by an Executive Advisory Committee. The Mountain West Consortium Executive Advisory Committee. Consists of one key leader from each of the member institutions to "champion" institutional support and buy-in of clinical and translational research and the Mountain West Consortium within their respective institutions. The member of the Executive Advisory Committee elect a Chair who serves a term of one (1) year. The Mountain West Consortium Steering Committee. Carolyn...
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2014 Meeting Report | American Indigenous Research Association
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American Indigenous Research Association. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Plenary Speakers and Workshop Leaders. Presentations from the 2015 Meeting. Presentations from the 2014 Meeting. Participants who were able to stay through the very end of the last session on Saturday evening pose for a group photo after the closing round dance. Over 200 people attended the two-day meeting. Photo by Frank Tyro. Marsha Small speaks to the 2014 AIRA meeting about her work at the Chemawa Cemetary.
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