Hints for finding collaborators at Einstein
http://www.einsteinmed.org/
- There are a number of different
web pages which are useful, sometimes with overlapping options.
From most Einstein web pages you can search with a given
keyword using the search bar in the upper right corner. Below
is a list of web pages that can help you find potential collaborators.
- Einstein Research page:http://www.einsteinmed.org/research/
- There is a link to the various shared facilities and
cores in the upper left corner.
- In the lower middle under Investigator Resources there
are links to pilot funding opportunities, the Innovative Collaboration
Tool, and the Reagent and Equipment exchange.
- The Pilot Funding Opportunities currently has funding
for Catalytic Seed Grants supported by the Institute for Clinical and
Translational Research with rolling submission and reviewed within 2 – 3
weeks of submission.
- The Innovative Collaboration Tool takes you to the
Einstein Research Profiles page (http://www.experts.scival.com/einstein/ ),
which allows you to search via Investigator and Keyword, providing you
with a list of researchers who have publications and/or grants relevant
to the search term. There are further links then with more detailed
information on those researchers as well as the ability to refine the
search.
- The Reagent and Equipment exchange uses a simple login
you can register for which then allow emails to be sent requesting or
offering reagents/equipment.
- Einstein Collaboration Zone page (http://www.einsteinmed.org/research/collaboration-zone/):
- There are links to the Research Profiles and Reagent Exchange pages mentioned above
- There is a link to lists of Rare Disease collaborators
- There is a link to the SciVal funding search site, which allows you to search for grant opportunities as well as funded grants in a number of countries.
- Faculty
Interactions Committee (FICOMM) web site (https://www.einsteinmed.org/research/faculty-interaction-committee/).
This document is here as well as other information on upcoming
events sponsored by FICOMM such as SEEDs. SEEDS for Collaboration
are monthly brief 5 minute research presentations by three faculty
followed by time for conversation along with wine and cheese.
- Pubmed (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed)
with keyword and either 10461 or 10467. This will identify papers
with corresponding authors who are at Einstein or Montefiore,
respectively.
- Calendar of Academic Events (http://www.einsteinmed.org/calendars).
It provides a daily listing of advertised seminars, Grand Rounds,and other events. Upcoming events are also listed on the bottom right of the Einstein home page (http://www.einsteinmed.org/) .
Also on the bottom right of the Einstein home page in the grey section is a Research heading with links to the Collaboration Zone and Scientific Resources (which links to the Shared Facilities web site described below).
- Office of Grant Support (https://www.einsteinmed.org/administration/grant-support/ )
can provide information regarding funding opportunities and guidance
regarding putting together a grant proposal.
- Shared Facilities & Cores web site (http://www.einsteinmed.org/research/shared-facilities/) provides links to the different facilities available with specialized skills and equipment that can collaborate with you on a fee basis. Also present are a series of links in the upper left corner of that page to other potentially useful information. In particular, for those writing grants, the Investigator Resources link (http://www.einsteinmed.org/research/shared-facilities/investigator-resources/) provides a very helpful set of Word documents describing each facility that can be put into a grant proposal.
We welcome additional suggestions and ideas for ways to form new collaborations that we can add to this list. Please contact Jeff Segall (jeffrey.segall@einsteinmed.org) with suggestions or corrections.