The Biomedical Informatics Program (BMIP) is essential to the TSI mission. The BMIP will provide new resources and foster a collaborative infrastructure to conduct cutting edge clinical and translational research.
The goal of the BMIP is to provide a comprehensive and integrated biomedical informatics program to accelerate the pace of discovery in our region and beyond. Our overall objectives are to stimulate new scientific collaborations and programs, facilitate the use of existing and emerging tools, create cutting edge tools, forge regional and national partnerships, and provide education in skills needed to realize the potential of the BMIP.
The BMIP offers innovative tools to assist investigators with research needs.
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J. Jeffrey Carr, MD, MSc |
Peter Santago, PhD |
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Yaorong Ge, PhD |
Sriraam Natarajan, PhD |
Learn more about the Biomedical Informatics Services and Tools.
On May 31st and June 1st, the TSI Clinical Trials Office will host a two-day, hands-on phlebotomy course for research study coordinators who need to draw blood from research study participants.
Read MoreResearch support professionals are encouraged to attend monthly meetings. The purpose of the Study Coordinator Research Forum (SCaRF) group is to provide Wake Forest study coordinators an opportunity to assemble, share knowledge, and network within the research community. For more information, contact Abbie Eaton at 716-9134.
Read MoreDr. Gary Schwartz, PhD and Dr. Suzanne Danhauer, PhD will be presenting their research from TSI Pilot Award projects.
Read MoreOn Thursday, June 21st, join MapForsyth, Forsyth Futures, and TSI's Program in Community Engagement and Implementation for a morning of learning about Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and its potential application to issues of food access.
Read MoreResearch support professionals are encouraged to attend monthly meetings. The purpose of the Study Coordinator Research Forum (SCaRF) group is to provide Wake Forest study coordinators an opportunity to assemble, share knowledge, and network within the research community. For more information, contact Abbie Eaton at 716-9134.
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