CTSI-funded Researchers

Advancements in lung sensing research lead to new priorities for experts across disciplines

Researchers are redefining the lung as a sensory organ, identifying new pathways that may shape future research on asthma, inflammation, and disease.

AI tool predicts low blood sugar in hospital patients

Cedars-Sinai Researchers Create Way to Identify At-Risk Patients up to 24 Hours in Advance, Possibly Preventing Serious Complications

From CTSI Core Voucher Award to new insights in autism biology

Drug reverses autism-like brain changes in adult mice within hours, study finds

Dr. Arjun Deb's drug development methods exemplify translational science

UCLA CTSI's Dr. Arjun Deb's development of a drug for heart failure is a great example of translational science in practice

Dr. Sung-Jae Lee and Team awarded $1.5M for capacity building training program in Vietnam and Thailand

Dr. Sung-Jae Lee ecently received $1.5M in research funding for Fogarty HIV Research Training Program for Low-and Middle-Income Country Institutions

K Scholar receives Office of Naval Research Young Investigator Award

CTSI TL1 alum Ricky Savjani receives honorable mention at CTSA Program Annual Meeting

CTSI TL1 alum Ricky Savjani receives honorable mention at CTSA Program Annual Meeting

Iris Cantor-UCLA Women's Health Center and CTSI fund five new projects

Iris Cantor-UCLA Women's Health Center and CTSI fund five new projects

CERP announces 2023 Safety-Net Health Innovation awardees

Bridgette Blebu, MPH, PhD and Tara Russell, MD, PhD, MPH, have been awarded $150,000 each to support their pilot intervention projects

Where you live can have an impact on food preferences, weight gain, and microstructure of the brain

Where you live can have an impact on food preferences, weight gain, and microstructure of the brain

Dr. Jihane Benhammou receives grant from Veterans Affairs Research

Dr. Jihane Benhammou, CTSI CURE awardee, receives grant from Veterans Affairs Research

Boosting certain brain cells diminished hypersensitivity in Fragile X mice, study finds

CTSI/CART Pilot awardee, Dr. Carlos Portera-Cailliau, is the study's lead author

Researchers awarded $2 million grant from National Cancer Institute

CTSI congratulates Dr. Caius Radu on his NCI grant; Radu is a previous CTSI Voucher recipient

Physical activity appears to prompt the microbiome to inhibit appetite in people with high body mass index (BMI)

Learn more about the new study recently published in Nature

Dr. Cecilia Canales selected for NAM Scholars in Diagnostic Excellence Program

CTSI congratulates Dr. Cecilia Canales, a previous RCMAR/CHIME awardee, supported in part by the CTSI