CTSI-funded Researchers

Gordon research conference puts spotlight on CTSI-Supported cartilage research

High-impact gut-fungi research receives UCLA CTSI publication award

Hospital readmissions for sepsis

Incarceration in childhood is linked to health problems in adulthood

The research study was led by CTSI KL2 scholar Dr. Elizabeth Barnert and her mentor, Laura Abrams

Inflammation more likely to trigger depressed mood in women than men, UCLA research shows

Inner workings of telomerase revealed; scientists are the first to capture telomerase making DNA

The research was supported in part by a CTSI voucher for cores services to Dr. Feigon

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

Join the NIH-sponsored online lecture series on Big Data to Knowledge

K Scholar receives Office of Naval Research Young Investigator Award

Minihepcidin research featured on Univision’s Primero Noticias

Minihepcidin research featured on Univision’s Primero Noticias

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NCATS spotlights role of CTSI voucher program in telomerase discovery

NCATS highlighted the work of Dr. Juli Feigon and collaborators, who recently produced the clearest-ever image of telomerase.

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PCORI awards CTSI investigator to alleviate depression in LGB populations