Introduction and Welcome - Innovations in Clinical Investigation at Yale
April 11, 2022ID7684
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- 00:00I'm John crystal. I'm Co.
- 00:02Chair of the Yale Center for Clinical
- 00:04Investigation and I'm thrilled
- 00:06to welcome you to our session on
- 00:08innovations and in clinical and
- 00:11translational research to kick us off,
- 00:13I'd like to invite our Dean,
- 00:15doctor Nancy Brown,
- 00:16to say a few words to get us started.
- 00:24Thank you and
- 00:25welcome to those of you who
- 00:28are here in person as well as
- 00:31those who are here virtually.
- 00:34It's a treat to introduce this workshop
- 00:36on innovations in clinical investigation.
- 00:39You will hear from those engaged
- 00:41in bidirectional development of
- 00:43clinical trials between investigators
- 00:45and our community.
- 00:47You'll hear about some of
- 00:49the amazing imaging. The work
- 00:51that goes on here in neurosciences
- 00:54that's very relevant to
- 00:55conversations we're having
- 00:57about developing neuroscience,
- 00:59clinical and translational
- 01:00research here at Yale. I
- 01:02will confess that I am myself a reformed
- 01:05clinical and translational investigator,
- 01:08and so really looking forward to today,
- 01:11but and also looking forward to the the
- 01:14future years to come as we work to improve
- 01:18our resources and our infrastructure.
- 01:21And supportive clinical
- 01:22and translational science.
- 01:24And to kick us off, I'd like to
- 01:27introduce our our keynote speaker,
- 01:28doctor Henry Greenberg,
- 01:29who's the Joseph de Grand Professor in
- 01:32the School of Medicine and Professor of
- 01:34Microbiology and Immunology at Stanford,
- 01:36and so we're looking forward
- 01:38to your talk and welcome.