Undergraduate and graduate students working on translational research projects (in any phase) are invited to present their work at the BCTR Poster Symposium. This poster session is an opportunity for students to share progress on their translational projects while building research communication skills. Visit the Poster Symposium webpage for details

A professional development program that provides a shared understanding of how Cornell Human Ecology (CHE) engages in the land-grant mission, improving human lives through connection and collaboration across contexts.  Attendees will have an opportunity to: Build reciprocal relationships with colleagues across nutrition, parenting, 4-H, and anyone working with people through the extension system Connect with […]

Part of the BCTR Talks at Twelve series. Systems transformation efforts grounded in deep engagement with stakeholders, rigorous analysis of data, and a nuanced understanding of the complexity of policy and practice can maximize the impact of changes and improve outcomes among youth and families involved with public human service systems. Using examples from her […]

Cornell Human Ecology and the Bronfenbrenner Center for Translational Research have a launched a new minor in Translational Research. Translational research is the process of connecting what scientists discover to what happens in the real world. Learn more about the curriculum, the requirements, how the minor can be applied to your major and how it may […]

Part of the BCTR's Talks at Twelve Series. This talk will will focus on how relationships for children in out-of-home care can be supported and sustained beyond placement endings, recognizing the importance for young people and their carers to have an ongoing relationship, even if they are no longer living together, along with the importance […]