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New TREE Center aims to foster new collaborations and share research

Sarah East 0 Comment March 8, 2018

Steve Verney is one of the co-PIs of the grant. Researchers at the University of New Mexico recently received $7 million in federal grant money from the National Institute of Minority Health Disparities (U54 MD004811-06) to fund the Transdisciplinary Research, Equity and Engagement Center for Advancing Behavioral Health (TREE Center). This five-year transdisciplinary research center […] Read More

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UNM IRB Continues to Innovate After Decades of Changes

Sarah East IRB Office, UNM 0 Comment February 2, 2018

The Institutional Review Board doesn’t sound like the most cutting-edge place at the University of New Mexico. But, after many changes, IRB officials say the office is one of the most innovative of its kind.“We do a lot of cool things,” said Human Protections Specialist Cecilia Brooke Cholka.The office assists researchers by providing guidance on […] Read More