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Louisville Clinical & Translational Research Center

Accelerating Research to Improve Health.

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The Louisville Clinical and Translational Research Center drives impactful clinical and translational research to improve the health of our community by connecting researchers, resources and education.

Core Services

The Louisville Clinical and Translational Research Center provides a variety of services, including community engagement and outreach, professional development, funding opportunities, research design consultations and more.
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Community Engagement

Community Engagement

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Professional Development

Professional Development

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Health Resources (Funding)

Health Resources (Funding)

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Research Design & Compliance

Research Design & Compliance

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INSPIRE: Clinical Trials Day Forum, May 20

INSPIRE is a quarterly forum for university updates and scientific collaboration. On May 20, we will kick off the forum on Clinical Trials Day, an opportunity to give recognition of all that has been accomplished thanks to clinical trials and the people behind them. We will also introduce the ISCORE program for CRCs. Celebrate with us on May 20, 2025 in CTRB 101/102.

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ISCORE Support

Connecting Researchers to Resources

The first round of scholarships have been awarded to support UofL research.
6

Pilot Grants

2

Developmental Grants

3

Presidential Scholars

2

Dean's Research Scholars

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We Invite You to Join Us for Our Community Based Participatory Research Seminar Series

This Fall, learn how to develop meaningful relationships with community members - a vital component to conducting community-driven research. Forming these relationships can be difficult and researchers often don't know where to start. Learn how to create bidirectional relationships to ensure community priorities are centered in research. Find out how UofL supports CBPR and learn how you can get involved as a community partner or citizen scientist. This seminar series is open to the public.

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