Biologics Clinical Research: The Year s Best
Harry Selker, M.D. sits down with BioProcess Online for a candid discussion on the Clinical Research Forum’s work, its recognition of advances in clinical and translational research, and why that’s such an important structural element in the bridge between academia and industry.
As distinguished careers go, that of Harry Selker, M.D. is one virtually any academia-minded med student might aspire to. Currently Dean of Tufts Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) and Chair of the Clinical Research Forum, Dr. Selker’s 35-year run at Tufts started when he came to Tufts Medical Center after completing his training. He earned his M.D. at Brown University, did his residency at Boston City Hospital and was Chief Medical Resident at Boston University Medical Center/University Hospital, and then was a Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholarship at UCLA School of Medicine. Soon after joining Tufts, his roles their blossomed into Div
Biologics Clinical Research: The Year s Best
Harry Selker, M.D. sits down with BioProcess Online for a candid discussion on the Clinical Research Forum’s work, its recognition of advances in clinical and translational research, and why that’s such an important structural element in the bridge between academia and industry.
As distinguished careers go, that of Harry Selker, M.D. is one virtually any academia-minded med student might aspire to. Currently Dean of Tufts Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) and Chair of the Clinical Research Forum, Dr. Selker’s 35-year run at Tufts started when he came to Tufts Medical Center after completing his training. He earned his M.D. at Brown University, did his residency at Boston City Hospital and was Chief Medical Resident at Boston University Medical Center/University Hospital, and then was a Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholarship at UCLA School of Medicine. Soon after joining Tufts, his roles their blossomed into Div