Pitt Innovation Challenge: Finalists Announced
The Pitt Innovation Challenge (PInCh) announced the teams moving on to the final round of the competition. Finalists will compete for up to $555,000 in funding on September 25, 2019. Click below to learn more about the teams that are solving some of health's biggest problems.
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CTSI: Moving research forward together
The Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) at the University of Pittsburgh accelerates medical innovation through scientific research and clinical discovery.
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Research Facilitators
Research facilitators work with investigators, coordinators, and other staff to reduce barriers to the research process.
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All of Us Pennsylvania
You can help change the future of medicine. The All of Us Research Program is a joint effort by the National Institutes of Health and the University of Pittsburgh.
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Pitt+Me®
With more than 200,000 participants, Pitt+Me helps speed up medical breakthroughs by connecting researchers and participants with relevant research studies.
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The University of Pittsburgh Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) is an integral part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) nationwide network that provides the support necessary to bridge the gap between innovative approaches to research and effective clinical and public health practice and policy.
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About Us
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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Guides & Tools
A collection of research-focused guides and tools to help with all aspects of the research process.
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Funding
The latest information about funding announcements, opportunities, support and resources.
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Education & Training
Find out about ICRE degree programs, awards, fellowships, and scholarships, in addition to information about seminars and workshops.
EDUCATION & TRAINING INFOMeet Our Team
Our research facilitators and Core divisions offer a wide array of services and specialist knowledge. Together, they can help your research project reach its full potential.
The Playbooks: Guides to Research Management
Our collection of interactive playbooks matches resources and guidance to the type of research that you are doing. From recruitment and regulatory, the playbooks assist you with the critical stages and activities of your research project.
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Get in contact with CTSI to learn more about research services, guides and tools, funding opportunities, and more.
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News & Events
The Pitt Challenge Hackathon invites all students to compete to solve some of the biggest challenges facing healthcare today. Teams will be judged on…
August 21, 2019In this issue: novel forms of informed consent, tools for protocol and biosketch development, expansion of CTSI's Integrating Special Population Core,…
August 14, 2019In 1992, Richard Garland graduated from the University of Pittsburgh, a year after being released from the Western Penitentiary. Since then, Garland…
June 11, 2019A year after the local launch of the nationwide All of Us health study, researchers in the landmark precision-medicine collaboration have more than 14…
June 5, 2019As a young girl, Maliha Zahid knew what she wanted to do – become a doctor. Yet, after becoming a doctor Maliha decided she also wanted to become a…
May 21, 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.