Core Focus
Close relationships with NJ residents will enhance TRSC’s capacity to accelerate translation of research findings to people who live/work in settings that put them at increased risk of exposure to hazards using evidence-based implementation science approaches. TRSC will ensure rigorous and comprehensive support for research involving human participants.
Clinical Trial Support
Howard Kipen serves as Co-Lead of the NJ ACTS Patient Clinical Interaction Core and N. Fielder oversees the Regulatory Core. The EOHSI clinic is one of five clinical research units within the CTSA highlighting the importance of CEED in NJ-based clinical trials. We leverage this partnership in the newly designed TRSC under Howard Kipen’s direction.
Research
TRSC facilitates research through the design and execution of 1) population/observational epidemiology, 2) clinical trials and intervention studies, and 3) implementation of meaningful results.
Services
TRSC offers an array of services including design of human/population studies; screening, recruitment, and retention of subjects for panel studies, trials, and cohorts; management of protocols and data to ensure regulatory compliance; collection of biospecimens; and data analysis, interpretation, and dissemination of study findings. TRSC also provides field support for study management, survey research, and environmental and biospecimen collection, as well as sample storage within a state-of-the art sample management system. As part of our team of researchers, Andrew Gow is translating his laboratory biomarkers of pulmonary and systemic inflammation into human studies of the mechanism of carbon dioxide induced acute cognitive dysfunction.

