06 Feb Trainees selected for TL1 translational research program
The TL1 Translational Research Training Program brings together a multi-disciplinary group of predoctoral students interested in a career in translational science. Through a combination of thoughtful mentorship, interdisciplinary interaction, and focused training, TL1 Trainees receive the career development tools needed to become impactful translational researchers. Through this year-long training program and community building endeavor, ITHS provides trainees an opportunity to enhance their scientific education with competencies in collaboration, study design and implementation, leadership, and team science in order to help them function effectively within translational science teams.
This year’s cohort of 16 trainees comes from five health science schools (medicine, public health, pharmacy, social work, dentistry) and the college of engineering. Learn more about the individual trainees and their research projects below.
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The TL1 program, which is available to UW pre-doctoral students with health-related research interests, provides a unique cohort-based training experience designed to create new leaders in clinical and translational research. Other benefits include a pre-doctoral stipend and payment of up to 60% percentage of full-time tuition ($16,000).
