2012 FINAL PROGRAM (PDF)

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ECDA 2012 Award Recipients

CSCR would like to congratulate the following 2012 Early Career Development Award recipients. This award entitles the recipient to a $10,000 grant to be used to supplement any combination of salary and/or lab support.

Congratulations!

Matthew Ciorba, MD
Washington University in St. Louis

Matthew Hirschey, PhD
Duke University Medical Center

Kim Marie Huffman, MD, PhD
Duke University Medical Center

Brian Layden, MD, PhD
Northwestern University

Roberto Machado, MD
University of Illinois at Chicago

Abigail Norris Turner, PhD, MSPH
The Ohio State University Medical Center

translational research

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The Central Society for Clinical Research is one of the oldest and largest academic medical societies in the Midwest. The primary objectives are to:

  • Advance medical science
  • Cultivate clinical research by the methods of the natural and behavioral sciences
  • Correlate science with the art of medical practice
  • Encourage scientific investigation
  • Disseminate this science among the members

The membership is a Who's Who of the academic leadership of the medical schools in the Midwest. CSCR has approximately 1000 active members throughout the Midwest U.S. and Canada. The society publishes the monthly Translational Research: The Journal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine and holds an Annual Conference that contains over 300 papers, posters, lectures and state-of-the-art forums. Membership is by nomination only.

CSCR Membership

If you would like to JOIN CSCR, please visit the Membership section and follow the instructions to submit an application.

For assistance, please contact Kim Breitbach at the CSCR Executive Office at (414)273-2209 or kbreitbach@execinc.com.