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Keeping Up with Translational ResearchIt's not too early to register for the 5th Annual Translational Research Conference - "Translating Discovery into Clinical Practice,” Wednesday, April 26, 2006, at the Genesee Grande Hotel, 1060 E. Genesee St., Syracuse, NY. This conference is jam-packed with excellent speakers, exciting topics and is a collaborative effort by SUNY campuses, UNYCoR, government, local technology interests and industry. Brochures are being mailed to past attendees and a growing distribution list. As seating is limited, send your registration in as soon as possible. There is no cost to SUNY Upstate faculty/students/staff to attend. Registration form may be faxed to 464-5386 or returned via email to: durdonk@upstate.edu. To facilitate collaboration among conference attendees and other interested persons, the Health Sciences Library and the Department of Research Administration have created this web based resource for Translational Research. Our goal is to provide current information as well as a virtual "gathering place" for Upstate investigators and researchers from collaborating organizations. Visit often to find selected journal articles, conference announcements, and highlights from the world of Translational Research. To recommend articles, conferences or highlights, please contact Kathi Durdon at the Research Administration/Clinical Trials Office. For any other comments on this page, please contact Diane Luft at the Health Sciences Library. From the Literature*Parsons PE. Bridging the chasm between bench and bedside: translational research in acute lung injury. American Journal of Physiology - Lung Cellular & Molecular Physiology. 286(6):L1086-7, 2004 Jun. Sledge GW Jr. HERe-2 stay: the continuing importance of translational research in breast cancer. Journal of the National Cancer Institute. 96(10):725-7, 2004 May 19 Lou E. Oncolytic viral therapy and immunotherapy of malignant brain tumors: two potential new approaches of translational research. Annals of Medicine. 36(1):2-8, 2004 Translating basic discoveries into better health care: the
APM's recommendations for improving translational research. *Due to licensing restrictions, access to some articles may be restricted to members of the Upstate community. Upstate personnel may call 464-4581, or use the online form to request LEAP passwords from the Health Sciences Library. Conferences Upstate's 2005 Translational Research Conference
- Thursday, March 31, 2005, Genesee Inn 1st Annual Conference - Translational
Research for Biological Products, March 7-10, 2005, McLean , Virginia Highlights from the Translational Research SceneRegional Translational Research Centers / NIH Roadmap Initiative NINDS Funding for Translational Research Office of Translational Research / NCI Center for Cancer Research |