CTSA Services
The FSU CTSA integrates with FSU Health Research Connections to provide an array of services to help FSU investigators—both experienced and new—design, conduct, and manage clinical and translational research studies, speeding research discoveries toward improved human health.
Ready to get started? Contact the concierge to see how FSU Health Research Connections and the FSU CTSA can assist you!
Our Impact
Translational science at Florida State University engages communities in developing and testing biobehavioral interventions across the translational spectrum to address sociocultural determinants of health.
Be Part of the Solution: Participate in Research
Researchers at Florida State University conduct many types of studies, including clinical trials. Some focus on certain health conditions, while others need healthy volunteers. We invite you to learn about CTSA studies currently recruiting participants!
Upcoming Events
DISC Virtual Consultation Clinics
April 13, 2026 | 2:00PM
The FSU CTSA Dissemination and Implementation Science Core (DISC) is holding monthly virtual clinics to provide guidance to researchers on the development of dissemination and implementation science research projects. Dr. Henna Budhwani or Dr. Jason E. Chapman are happy to answer your questions and provide insight on your project(s).
Questions? Contact Andrea Johnson, MPH to learn more.
Join Zoom
Meeting ID: 969 6269 1349
Passcode: 278709
Team Science in Translational Research | Session 6: Studying Maternal and Child Health - How Do We Get It Right From Basics to Beyond?
APRIL 17, 2026 | 12:15-1:45PM
The FSU CTSA Team Science Program Lead, Dr. Bonnie Spring is hosting a new seminar series, called Team Science in Translational Research, that will focus on the power of translational science.
Speakers
Dr. Elizabeth Hammock | Department of Psychology
Dr. Heather Flynn | Department of Behavioral Sciences and Social Medicine
Dr. Kaela Byers | Department of Social Work
If you have any questions or would like this event to be added to your calendar, please contact Andrea Johnson.
Join Zoom
Meeting ID: 920 6724 6368
Passcode: 637833
News
NEW BOOK! Return to Focus: When Mothers Remember Who They Are
CTSA's Community Research Coordiantor, Trishay “Mama Yata” Young (Founder and Executive Director of Melanin Mothers Meet), is the author of a new book called, Return to Focus: When Mothers Remember Who They Are--a reflective and empowering resource designed to support women navigating identity, emotional wellness, and life after childbirth.
This book serves as both a personal resource and community tool for meaningful conversation. Whether used individually or within a group setting, Return to Focus creates space for women to reconnect with themselves and access support.
Southeast Regional Clinical and Translational Science Conference Convened March 2026
Researchers from across the region gathered in March for the 2026 Southeast Regional Clinical & Translational Science Conference.
Pictured above are our MPI, Dr. Sylvie Naar; our CTSA Project Manager, Jennifer Gerson; and UF Manager of Research Administration, April Braxton.
Mama Yata Young Honored as Member of 20th Class of 25 Women You Need to Know for 2026
The Tallahassee Democrat has honored Trishay "Mama Yata" Young, who is a Community Research Coordinator with the CTSA, for her work as founder and Executive Director of Melanin Mothers Meet.
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CTSA Cores
Biostatistics, Informatics, and Research Design (BIRD) Core
The BIRD Core provides a central location to access support and consulting services related to human health data science, informatics, and clinical and translational research design.
Our vision is to equip clinical and translational researchers with new capabilities to answer questions that cannot be answered today.
Community Engagement Core
The Community Engagement Core created educational programs based on what the community needs.
These programs aim to strengthen the community's role in research, share important resources, and provide helpful health information.
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Dissemination and Implementation Science Core (DISC)
DISC bridges the critical gap between scientific discovery and real-world application, ensuring that research findings are shared beyond academic journals and effectively translated into practices that meaningfully improve health, education, and social well-being in our communities.
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K2R Scholar Program
The K2R Scholar Program is designed to create a community of early career faculty and mentors who work together to submit high-impact translational science career development and research proposals to set FSU's investigators on a path to independence.
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Translational Workforce Development (TWD) Core
The TWD Core trains and equips academic professionals with the skills, knowledge, and resources needed to translate scientific discoveries into practical applications that improve health, technology, and industry outcomes.