SYNERGY News
Stay updated with the latest announcements and highlights related to SYNERGY-supported programs, people, and initiatives. Updates reflect activities across Dartmouth Health, Dartmouth College, and collaborating partners, and may include research milestones, infrastructure updates, funding opportunities, conference participation, and program announcements.
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January 30, 2026SYNERGY Translational Pilot Award Program – Cohort Year 2 Awardees Announcement
Synergy is pleased to recognize the six projects that were awarded plot funding in 2026. These awards are intended to support early-stage research that addresses barriers in translational science and improves public health outcomes through cross-disciplinary collaboration. -
January 28, 2026SYNERGY K12 Green Scholars Inaugural Awardee Announcement
SYNERGY is pleased to announce the inaugural cohort of the Green Scholars in Translational Science K12 Program. Following a competitive review process, four early-career investigators were selected for K12 appointments based on the strength of their research proposals, commitment to clinical and translational science, and potential for long-term scientific impact. -
January 1, 2026Dr. Siming Zhao Advances Precision Medicine Through Cross-Institutional Collaboration
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November 7, 2025SYNERGY’s Robyn Mosher Speaks at the 2025 REDCap Administrators Conference
Robyn Mosher, DH REDCap Administrator and Project Manager-Research Associate for ORO Informatics and SYNERGY, attended the international REDCap Administrators Conference in September 2025. The REDCap consortium leaders had invited Robyn to speak on a panel of three new(er) REDCap Administrators about their experiences supporting REDCap at their institutions. -
January 30, 2025SYNERGY Translational Pilot Award Program – Inaugural Cohort (Year 1) Awardees Announcement
SYNERGY, the Dartmouth Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI), is pleased to recognize the six projects selected for the inaugural 2025 Translational Pilot Award inaugural cohort. These awards represent an important milestone for the institute, supporting innovative, early-stage projects that address key translational science challenges, foster cross-disciplinary collaboration, and advance research with the potential to improve health outcomes—particularly in rural communities—while generating the preliminary data needed to compete for future NIH and foundation funding.
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