Translational Research Support Core

 


Aim 1: Coordinate and Facilitate Resource Access.

Aim 2: Facilitate Team Science.

Aim 3: Promote Translational Research.   


Services offered by the TRSC:

  • Biostatistics

  • Geospatial Analysis

  • Data Requests

  • Research Design Consultation

  • Publication Assistance: Finding the right journal, review, etc.

  • Grant Review and support

  • Funding Response and Team Building assistance

  • IRB Assistance

  • Research Translation   


MIDAS

The innovative CURES Multifactorial Integrative Design Analytic System (MIDAS) is an Enterprise Geographic Information System (GIS) providing spatial analysis & data analytics, access to public data sets and shared CURES data repositories, and report back capabilities, including dashboarding, publicly facing websites and StoryMaps.

If you are interested in learning more, please email Dr. Graham Parker at gparker@med.wayne.edu.


                                             

screenshot of MIDAS Enterprise GIS webpage

 


  

Our Team:

   

Core Lead: Graham Parker, PhD, Wayne State University Resources & Translational Design. gparker@med.wayne.edu

Co-I: Ganesa Wegienka, PhD, MS in Biostatistics, Henry Ford Health Cohorts and Observational studies. gwegien1@hfhs.org

Co-I: Steven Korzeniewski, PhD, MA in Health Communication, Population Health Data Science, Visualization and Biostatistical Institutional Referral, Wayne State University. skorzeni@med.wayne.edu

Co-I: Erin Bunting, PhD, Early Detection Analytics. Dr. Bunting is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Geography, Environment, and Spatial Sciences and Director of the Michigan State University RS&GIS team. ebunting@msu.edu

Collaborator: Shanique Brown, PhD, Team Science. shanique.brown@wayne.edu

Consultant: Greg Dyson, PhD, Associate Professor of Population Science within Wayne State University’s Department of Oncology and Biostatistician within Karmanos Cancer Institute’s Biostatistics and Bioinformatics Core. gregdyson@wayne.edu


 

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Funded by NIEHS EHS Core Center Grant #P30ES036084

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