Team publishes SARS-COV-2 genome sequencing research following ACCEL COVID-19 Rapid Science Grant Delaware Clinical and Translational Research (DE-CTR) ACCEL Program investigators recently published their research… Read More »Research: “Tremendous genomic diversity” discovered across SARS-COV-2 in Delaware
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In this edition of Ask the Researcher, Dr. Pachter shares his research into the analysis of telemedicine visits during the COVID-19 pandemic to understand the advantages and barriers of this approach to healthcare in Delaware.
If you’re new to research, you may not know there are five main types of research studies. The choice of study type mainly depends on… Read More »Types of Research Studies
ACCEL researcher investigating diabetes management as women undergo breast cancer treatment. After hearing from many of her patients about the difficulties with managing their Type… Read More »Comorbid Breast Cancer & Type-II Diabetes
Several ACCEL colleagues have authored articles in the most recent edition of the journal, “Genetics/Genomics” December 2021. The convergence of public health and genetics holds… Read More »ACCEL colleagues author several articles in recent Delaware Journal of Public Health issue
Harbinder Singh-Dhillon, PhD Dr. Dhillon is a Molecular Neurobiologist and Professor at Delaware State University, who studies the biological basis of neural functions that follow… Read More »ASK THE RESEARCHER: Dr. Harbinder Singh-Dhillon
Dr. Erica Sood is the first psychologist to receive the Newburger-Bellinger Cardiac Neurodevelopmental Award. In the coming weeks, former ACCEL grant awardee Erica Sood, PhD,… Read More »Former ACCEL awardee receives international cardiac neurodevelopmental award
An important part of the Delaware Clinical and Translational Research ACCEL Program is bridging the gap between what researchers do and how community members are… Read More »Building a partnership between research and parents of children with congenital heart disease
Dr. Matthew L. Cohen, PhD Dr. Cohen is a neuropsychologist and Assistant Professor in the University of Delaware’s Department of Communication Sciences & Disorders. His… Read More »ASK THE RESEARCHER: Matthew L. Cohen, PhD
Community Engaged Research (CEnR) is the philosophy of engaging the community in the research being conducting. CEnR can be incorporated across the continuum of research… Read More »Make Your Research More Impactful with Community Engaged Research