Resources

Hands-on workshop for researchers who want to move a discovery toward a startup or licensure. Ideal for those thinking about translating clinical findings into products. July 9, 2026, Design and Innovation Building.

Join NCCIH Project Scientist Lanay Mudd for office hours on Extramural Loan Repayment Programs. July 7, 2026 at 11 AM PT / 2 PM ET. Note: this session will not be recorded.

Join UC San Diego faculty Borsika Rabin, PhD, PharmD, MPH for a special 3-hour workshop on August 4, 2026, from 11 AM–2 PM PT / 2–5 PM ET, sponsored by the UC San Diego REACH Center for Translational Science in Whole Person Health. This workshop follows the NIH virtual workshop on Maximizing the Impact of Mind and Body Interventions (July 23–24) and offers REACH partners a smaller group setting for discussion and application. Registration required.

NIH will host this virtual workshop from 1–5 PM ET / 10 AM–2 PM PT each day. It explores how intervention adaptation can be used strategically to strengthen rigor, implementation, and real-world impact. Free and open to the public.

9–11 AM PT every Friday. Bring your big writing project, whether it is an article, book, grant proposal, or report. Join a UCSD REACH Scientist-Mentor for a 2-hour co-working writing workshop with an opportunity to ask questions or have a breakout session. No registration necessary.

This program provides foundational and applied training in clinical research design, experimental methods, and statistical analysis to support rigorous whole person health research.

Join the Summer REACH Grant Writing Intensive, a four-session workshop series (June–July) designed to help CIH faculty develop a complete pilot or small grant application. Across four virtual sessions, participants will build their proposal step-by-step—covering specific aims, background and significance, methods, and budget—with guidance from experienced faculty, peer feedback, and structured writing assignments.

Unlock the full potential of your research. Once your article is published in open access, effective promotion is essential.

Curious what peer reviewers really think when they read your paper? Join us for a relaxed, practical workshop where Springer Nature, Chief Editor, Gerrit-John Schuster, pulls back the curtain on the review process and show you exactly what makes a manuscript stand out.

Generative AI offers powerful new ways to support scientific communication, but it also raises important questions about research quality, integrity, and responsible use. How can researchers take advantage of large language models while ensuring their work remains rigorous and trustworthy?

Join for an engaging webinar exploring the benefits of publishing Open Access (OA) and how Springer Nature supports authors throughout the OA publishing process.

Unlock the secrets of getting your paper published. Getting published isn’t just about good research, it’s about understanding what editors really want. In this webinar, you’ll get rare, behind the scenes insight from an editorial perspective so you can approach your next submission with confidence and clarity.

Join for a practical walkthrough of what makes a strong article from the earliest stages of idea development to a polished final manuscript. You’ll gain strategies you can apply immediately to strengthen your writing and improve your chances of publication.

Curious about how to successfully submit your article for publication? Join for an open Q&A session with Springer Nature expert Rita Strack, Chief Editor Nature Research Journals Life Sciences. (On-going event)