Team Science
Team Science
A Team Science Approach to Better Health
The Department of Medicine is committed to translating research discoveries into clinical practice to improve health worldwide. We accomplish this goal through an interdisciplinary approach known as team science.
Team science brings together the expertise of professionals from different fields to address a scientific challenge.
The department has a rich history of pioneering basic, translational, and population science, a research-intensive medical school, and a hospital ranked among the top ten in the nation. The synergy of these resources provides fertile ground for outstanding team science.
"The Winning Ticket - Team Science at Stanford" with Jeffrey Glenn
In this video, Joseph D. Grant Professor of Gastroenterology and Hepatology and Professor of Microbiology and Immunology Jeffrey Glenn, MD, PhD, shares the process that enabled him and his team to obtain several large grants, culminating in the $69 million award that established SyneRx, an antiviral drug-discovery hub at Stanford Medicine. He reflects on lessons learned along the way and offers key points for success to researchers engaging in team science.
This video is first in a DoM Team Science Medicine Grand Rounds series shared with Department of Medicine faculty, staff, trainees, and Stanford/external collaborators.
What is Team Science?
“An interdisciplinary, inclusive, collaborative effort led by Department of Medicine investigators to address large-scale, high-impact, scientific questions across the translational spectrum. Team science initiatives will improve human health by using the strengths and expertise of professionals who share a diversity of career stages, fields of research, lived experiences, and organizational affiliations.”
DOM Working Definition of Team Science v2.0
“An interdisciplinary, inclusive, collaborative effort led by Department of Medicine investigators to address large-scale, high-impact, scientific questions across the translational spectrum. Team science initiatives will improve human health by using the strengths and expertise of professionals who share a diversity of career stages, fields of research, lived experiences, and organizational affiliations.”
DOM Working Definition of Team Science v2.0
Team Science Leadership
PJ Utz
Director
Team Science
Hannah Valantine
Special Advisor
to the Chair
Ken Mahaffey
Vice Chair
Clinical Research
Joy Wu
Vice Chair
Basic Science
Nancy Lonhart
ADFA- Research
Administration
Michael K. Helms
Director
Research Development
Purvesh Khatri
Leader, Team Science Computation Innovation and Discovery Group
“An interdisciplinary, inclusive, collaborative effort led by Department of Medicine investigators to address large-scale, high-impact, scientific questions across the translational spectrum. Team science initiatives will improve human health by using the strengths and expertise of professionals who share a diversity of career stages, fields of research, lived experiences, and organizational affiliations.”
DOM Working Definition of Team Science v2.0
Division Representatives
Paul J. Wang
CVM
Sun H. Kim
Endo
Ravi Majeti
Hematology
Andre Kumar
Hospital Medicine
Evelyn Bin Ling
Hospital Medicine
Nidhi Rohatgi
Hospital Medicine
Julia Simard
I/R
Judith Prochaska
SPRC
Jonathan Scott Maltzman
Nephrology
Manjula K. Tamura
Nephrology
Chris Chen
Oncology
Hanlee P. Ji
Oncology
Roham Zamanian
PACCM
Steven Asch
PCPH
Stanford Medicine is Uniquely Suited for a Team Science Model
The Department of Medicine is optimally positioned to deploy team science through our people, our infrastructure, and our networks of collaborators and partnerships. These include:
- Outstanding academic, research, and clinical faculty
- Established laboratories and core science infrastructure
- Significant clinical research infrastructure
- An extensive network of community-based physician practices
- Diverse patient populations across ethnicity, age, and gender identity
- Strong, ongoing partnerships with Silicon Valley
Team Science Project Showcases
Read more about our team science projects and activities as seen below.
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