
CTSI Open Research Office sessions feature important topics that can aid those involved in the research process.
Through the Open Research Office sessions, Clinical Research Facilitators collaborate with selected guest speakers on various topics relevant to biomedical scientists and research coordinators. There will be opportunities for Q&A and open discussion and attendees are encouraged to bring their questions, concerns, and ideas.
This Open Research Office session will feature Andy Strohmeier, M.Ed., Integrating Special Populations Coordinator for the Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI).
It is now more important than ever for researchers to be “bilingual” in Plain Language. Plain Language fosters trust with the community and presents research in a non-threatening way. It also helps to promote dialogue between scientists and strengthen collaboration. This session will explore Plain Language as a tool scientists can use to better connect with the communities they serve and to develop stronger interdisciplinary science.
Topics to be discussed include:
Integrating Special Populations Coordinator, Clinical and Translational Science Institute
Sessions begin at 10:00am
Investigators and coordinators are invited to meet with our Clinical Research Facilitators and selected presenters from UB's research administrative offices for various presentations that will provide guidance for your research.
Future events may cover topics such as:
Upcoming sessions will held via Zoom, with the possibility of future in-person sessions
February 22 - Via Zoom
Topic: Plain Language
Presenter: Andy Strohmeier, M.Ed.
Integrating Special Populations Coordinator, Clinical and Translational Science Institute