Resources
ARPA-H White Paper Development – Bring Your Ideas
Second Tuesdays of the month
For networking, tools and information, and help with developing your white paper; registration required
Questions? Contact Nicole Moore.
Posted 2/7/2024
Center on Biological Rhythms and Sleep
Offering consultation and core services
To readily investigate the impact of sleep and circadian rhythms on diseases of interest.
Questions? Contact Erik Musiek
or Yo-El Ju.
Posted 4/7/2021
Evolve to Next-Gen ACT (ENACT)
Largest EHR dataset available for research using a desktop computer
Usage of the ENACT Network is approved by the IRB at each CTSA member institution, and complies with HIPAA requirements for patient confidentiality
Posted 7/28/2023
Genome Engineering & iPSC Center (GEiC)
Formed by consolidation of two pre-existing cores, the Genome Engineering Center and the Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell (iPSC) Core
Established to facilitate functional genomic studies through the use of patient-derived iPSCs and the generation of modified cells and organisms using genome editing technologies
IDDRC Brain Gene Registry
A collaborative network across the 15 NCATS-funded IDDRCs
Pairing clinical genetic test results with standardized neurobehavioral assessment and EHR data to advance the understanding of rare monogenic neurodevelopmental disorders
Posted 4/24/2024
IDDRC Resource: Gene Database
Organized by Tychele Turner (WashU Genetics; IDDRC Scientific Liaison)
Aggregating data across campus for different genes to encourage collaboration
Learn more and add your contact information and gene to the database.
Questions? Contact iddrc@wustl.edu.
Posted 4/30/2021
NEON Compound Library
A Resource for screening
Compounds synthesized or compiled for a variety of hit-to-lead and lead-to-candidate campaigns
Questions? Contact Maxene Ilagan.
Posted 10/13/2022
Now Available: 4dfp Suite Documentation
A work in progress for WashU Neuroimaging Community members
This website is intended to provide up-to-date documentation on Avi Snyder’s 4dfp suite of tools. Currently, it contains usage information for the tools, as well as explanations of the inputs, outputs, and processing steps for BOLD preprocessing scripts. It is a work in progress, with plans to add more worked examples and detailed documentation of additional scripts in the near future. In addition, we plan to pair it with a searchable community discussion site.
Questions? Contact avi@wustl.edu.
Online career development and mentoring resources
Register to get access
Resources for faculty, post-docs, and graduate students, made available through WashU’s institutional membership.
Questions? Contact the NCFDD.
Outreach opportunities in Neuroscience
Learn/Teach about the brain
Directory of neuroscience-related events, programs & opportunities in the greater St. Louis area.
Questions? Contact neuroutreach@wustl.edu.
Posted 11/29/2023
Reaching the Office of Technology
Start with an email to a staff member
Our team will use video conferencing (Zoom) for face-to-face meetings with innovators as needed
Questions? Contact otm@wustl.edu.
Reporting Research Integrity Concerns
By phone or email, or anonymous communication
Learn more on how to report, or inquire if you are unsure whether a situation qualifies as research misconduct.
Questions? Contact Office of Research Integrity and Ethics.
Sign up! WashU Neuroscience Networking Group on LinkedIn
Connecting current students and postdocs with faculty and alumni
For students and postdocs to learn more about careers, create a community for sharing career advice and information, and help generate a professional network
Join today: search for "Washington University DBBS Neuroscience Alumni and Student Networking Group"
Translational Science Benefits Model (TSBM): Updated website and online toolkit
Designed to help public health and clinical scientists demonstrate the impact of their work
Model identifies 30 benefits of clinical and translational science in four domains: Clinical, Community, Economic, and Policy
Questions? Contact Laura Brossart.
Posted 7/5/2023
WashU Neuroimaging Community (WUNIC)
Join the WUNIC email list!
Washington University has a thriving and growing neuroimaging community. To better communicate with all interested parties, we have formed the WU Neuroimaging Community (WUNIC) email list. The list will be used judiciously to inform you of relevant talks, workshops or other opportunities.