ACCEL Researchers Earn Scientific Presentation Award at NISBRE Conference Members of the DE CTR ACCEL Biostatistics, Epidemiology and Research Design (BERD) core attended and presented… Read More »ACCEL Researchers Earn Scientific Presentation Award at NISBRE Conference
ACCEL BERD Core Members Present at 2024 NISBRE Conference Members of the DE CTR ACCEL Biostatistics, Epidemiology and Research Design (BERD) core attended and presented… Read More »ACCEL BERD Core Members Present at 2024 NISBRE Conference
UD Professor Receives Fellowship for Project Based on ACCEL Pilot Data Dr. Lauren Covington is an Assistant Professor in the School of Nursing at the… Read More »UD Professor Receives Fellowship for Project Based on ACCEL Pilot Data
The principal goal of the Mentored Research Development Award (MRDA) is to improve the success rate for grant submissions by junior faculty. The recipients work… Read More »Congrats recent MRDA recipients!
Further research could provide cancer patients with more targeted chemotherapy, reduced side effects on non-cancerous tissues A newly developed computational model demonstrates improved cancer drug… Read More »Research: Computer modeling predicts targeted cancer drug delivery efficacy
Trend could have negative impact on hospital’s critical role in engaging opioid-dependent patients. Investigators from ChristianaCare recently published their research findings on increasing trends of… Read More »Research: Increasing trend of opioid withdrawal and leaving against medical advice among hospitalized patients
A group of Delaware researchers recently published a paper detailing the results of their investigation into pediatric care engagement during COVID-19 revealing persistent health disparities… Read More »ACCEL investigators publish in Public Health Reports
Team analyzed breast-fed and formula-fed infant gut microbiomes. After analyzing fecal samples from breast-fed and formula-fed infants, Delaware Clinical and Translational Research (DE-CTR) ACCEL Program… Read More »Research: Next generation sequencing demonstrates differences of infant feeding methods
A paper for the work initially funded by the Delaware Clinical and Translational Research ACCEL Program was recently published in Women’s Health Issues, the official… Read More »ACCEL investigators’ paper selected as Editor’s Choice for Women’s Health Issues journal
A number of the articles in May’s issue are authored and co-authored by individuals who’ve been involved with the Delaware Clinical and Translational Research (DE-CTR)… Read More »DE-CTR ACCEL members author, co-author articles in May’s DE Journal of Public Health