Clinical Trials Support Foundation for Discovery
Population Health Foundation for Discovery
Precision Medicine Foundation for Discovery
Workforce Development Foundation for Discovery
The CCTS is the home for clinical and translational science in our institutions, the state of Utah, and within the Mountain West Region. It builds on our strengths in genetics and bioinformatics to translate promising bench science into practices that improve human health.
The center serves as an academic home for clinical and translational research, developing innovative health services for the community and health researchers, and training a new generation of clinical and translational investigators. Four foundations of discovery compose the center: Clinical Trials Support, Population Health, Precision Medicine, and Workforce Development, and these foundations provide support for T1 to T4 research.
The CCTS is hosting their second annual Research Trainee Symposium on November 7, 2019. This all-day symposium, which will be held at the Alumni House on the Campus of the University of Utah, will include oral and poster presentations by trainees, as well as a keynote address from an invited guest with a distinguished career in mentorship. The day will end in a celebratory dinner.... Read More
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Our research scholars program proves mentorship and sharing collective wisdom goes a long way. ... Read More
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The clinical research enterprise at the University of Utah has ensured that we are competitive and compliant. The future of clinical research must consider new policies from the NIH, new regulations released by the federal government, and changes in funding and technology opportunities. Please join fellow researchers, leaders and administrators as we prepare for future challenges and opportunities in clinical research. ... Read More
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Join us at the Health Sciences Research Excellence Celebration on Tuesday, January 15.... Read More
A family's battle with diabetes or cancer. Leveraging the family to target interventions. Finding non-invasive ways to combat breast cancer or struggling to map cholera. The Office of the Senior Vice President for Health Sciences Research and the Office of Academic Affairs and Faculty Development proudly presents six star junior faculty across University of Utah Health as they share how their dynamic life stories and experiences shape and inspire their research. ... Read More
