ABOUT US
What We Do
CTSI works directly with researchers in collaboration with regulatory agencies to navigate all necessary regulatory pathways, at any stage of their research. CTSI-supported programs and resources extend to all six of Pitt’s schools of the health sciences — and through community engagement efforts — to the Pittsburgh region. Through the establishment of 12 Core divisions, CTSI is building institutional infrastructure, including educational, programmatic, facility, and equipment resources to support a wide range of clinical and translational research.
FIND OUT MOREInnovation Leaders
Through programs like Pitt+Me and the Pitt Innovation Challenge (PInCh®), CTSI continues to be a leader of innovation programming. With the announcement of the new Eureka Partners initiative, the Institute has once again renewed its commitment to developing cutting-edge ideas to future biomedical research at the University.
LEARN MOREResearch Facilitator Contacts
The CTSI research facilitators are research and regulatory experts who work to meet the individual needs of researchers in all aspects of their research.
FIND OUT MORECTSI Leadership
The CTSI leadership team consists of knowledge leaders within the medical, scientific, and professional fields. Under their guidance, CTSI creates, supports, and encourages opportunities that better the human condition.
LEARN MORENews & Events
Inside you will find information about the Pitt Innovation Challenge (PInCh) awards, engaging stakeholders in research projects, educational and fundi…
November 25, 2020Grab a steaming cup of joe for CTSI’s new Virtual Coffee Break series! In the premiere episode, Dr. Mylynda Massart, and a special guest, discuss the…
October 7, 2020Find out how the University of Pittsburgh's CTSI utilized existing resources to support a serosurvey focused on collecting critical information about…
August 31, 2020Inside you will find information about a National Institutes of Health initiative to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, educational and funding opportuniti…
August 26, 2020Aphasia Games for Health, a 2019 PInCh awardee, is developing aphasia treatment games that can improve language outcomes and fight social isolation.
August 11, 2020