In this episode, host Lora Parent, Director of Strategic Partnerships & Research Development, welcomes Dr. Hope Barkoukis and Dr. Logan Harper for an engaging conversation on the art of science communication. Together, they discuss how researchers and clinicians make their work accessible to the public, explore how communication strategies evolve throughout a research career, and share insights on bridging complex scientific topics with real-world impact—all while highlighting CTSC’s role in advancing translational science.

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In this episode, host Lora Parent, Director of Strategic Partnerships & Research Development, welcomes Dr. Shanina Knighton (Nurse Scientist & Technology Innovator) and Dr. Elizabeth Pfoh (Health Services Researcher, Cleveland Clinic) for a dynamic conversation about the future and roots of scientific discovery. Together, they discuss the lasting value of classic research methodologies, the transformative impact of technologies like data platforms and AI tools, and the benefits of collaboration between early-career and experienced researchers. Listeners will gain practical advice on adapting to rapid changes in the research landscape and discover opportunities to get involved with CTSC resources, ensuring their work remains relevant and impactful.

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In this episode, host Lora Parent, Director of Strategic Partnerships & Research Development, welcomes Dr. Jennifer Reneker (Associate Director, Clinical and Translational Research Institute & Professor at NEOMED) and Dr. Rachel Bracken (Associate Professor of Family and Community Medicine, NEOMED) for a candid conversation about the evolution of research careers.

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