NJ ACTS is organized into 14 cores, each providing infrastructure, tools, services and expertise to the consortium community of clinical and translational researchers, trainees and staff. A few cores, such as Pilot Grants, Biostatistics and Community Engagement provide seed money grants, while others, such as Informatics and Special Populations, are developing tools to help faculty access clinical datasets. The Career Development Core supports young faculty as they develop their research programs, and the Training Grant Core provides doctoral students and postdoctoral fellows interested in careers in translational research with support and training.
| Cores | Rutgers Leaders | Princeton Leaders |
|---|---|---|
| Leadership |
Reynold Panettieri, MD (Director) Mark Einstein, MD (Associate Director) |
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| Informatics | Frank Sonnenberg, MD | |
| Community Engagement |
Shawna Hudson, PhD Alfred Tallia, MD, MPH |
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| Team Science |
Nancy Reichman, PhD Ralph Gigliotti, PhD Daniel Horton, MD, MSCE |
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| Workforce Development | Lauren Aleksunes, PhD | Laura Murray, PhD |
| Pilot Grants | Arnold Rabson, MD | Samuel Wang, PhD |
| Biostatistics (BERD) | Jason Roy, PhD | Brandon Stewart, PhD |
| Regulatory | Céline Gélinas, PhD | |
| Special Populations | Steven Crystal, PhD | Dalton Conley, PhD |
| Trial Acceleration and Recruitment |
Sunanda Gaur, MD Howard Kipen, MD, MPH |
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| Biomarker | Maria Gennaro, PhD | |
| Machine Learning |
Jonathan Cohen, MD, PhD Yael Niv, PhD Nathaniel Daw, PhD |
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| Career Development | Sally Radovick, MD |
Daniel Notterman, MD |
| Training Grant | Kathleen Scotto, PhD |
Daniel Notterman, MD |