Announcing the Pain Research Challenge Awardees
The Pain Research Challenge is a funding opportunity for ideas and solutions associated with both physiological and psychological pain. Three teams were awarded $50,000 to help fund their projects.
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PInCh 2020 Advancing Projects
This year's Pitt Innovation Challenge asked for innovative solutions to challenging health problems. Find out which projects were invited to compete in Round Two!
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COVID-19 Pilot Awardees Announced
Congratulations to the COVID-19 pilot grant program awardees. Click below to learn about the initiative and which projects will receive funding to address challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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CTSI Coordinating Pitt/UPMC COVID-19 Research
Any and all human participant and basic/pre-clinical research should submit a description to CTSI and identify resources that may be needed in order to remove barriers and expedite the research.
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Out of concern for the health and safety of our community due to COVID-19, the CTSI office is temporarily operating remotely. Please check back for updates or follow @PittCTSI on Twitter and LinkedIn.
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We help synthesize University-wide programs and new initiatives to promote a more comprehensive understanding of the tangible benefits to health practice that can be realized from clinical and translational research. We are innovation leaders who take great pride in the number of successful projects with which we have assisted.
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News & Events
Inside you will find information about CTSI's involvement in research addressing the COVID-19 pandemic, methods of remote consent, funding opportuniti…
June 3, 2020On Monday, March 2, members of the Pitt CTSI team led a webinar on the Trial Innovation Network (TIN), focused on the Pitt+Me program, the CTSI partic…
March 4, 2020Inside you will find information about using the Magee Obstetric Maternal & Infant Database (MOMI) for research, new efforts to engage with people wit…
February 5, 2020In this issue: the University of Pittsburgh Mobile Sensing + Health Institute (MoSHI), the Pitt Innovation Challenge winners, the Community Research…
November 6, 2019Michael Madison is training lawyers to succeed in the 21st century as leaders and collaborators in the legal profession, in their communities, and in…
November 5, 2019Insights:
Participant Recruitment and Engagement
Pitt+Me Registry, a database of more than 200,000 adult and pediatric participants, is an innovative voluntary database of individuals who have consented to be contacted for potential participation in research studies. The registry’s novel software matches participants with studies for which they may be eligible.