As an otolaryngologist at the University of Kentucky, Dr. Matthew Bush focuses on rural health disparities of pediatric hearing loss, particularly in Appalachia.

Staff from the UK Kentucky Neuroscience Institute (KNI) and CCTS will join Marietta Barton-Baxter, administrative director for the Regulatory and Clinical Services Cores at the CCTS, at Walk MS Lexington.

A multidisciplinary group of University of Kentucky researchers is working to find if exercise can improve the brain.

Established in 2006, the Pilot Program provides funding and multidisciplinary research support for preliminary and proof-of-concept studies in translational science.

Premi Haynes has made a significant discovery about the cellular structure of the human heart, particularly related to heart failure. The findings have recently been published by the Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology.

Nearly 700 researchers, students, policymakers and community members will gather at the Lexington Convention Center to share research, mentor junior faculty, and enhance collaborations in clinical and translational science, with special focus on addressing health disparities in Appalachia.

By agreeing to participate in the biobank, you allow any "leftover" tissue from your normal medical procedures to be donated and stored in the biobank for medical research. Participation is voluntary, and no additional procedures will be performed or extra blood or tissue taken from you.

Mandy Jones has received a highly-competitive CCTS pilot award to analyze and transform the culture of medical error disclosure in health systems utilizing interprofessional teams.

Fifty six students from the College of Medicine presented posters outlining findings from their research projects in what organizers described as a "celebration of curiosity."

The Research Mentor Recognition Awards in Clinical and Translational Science honor UK faculty members who have committed their time and expertise to guide junior faculty, graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, research lab staff, or others to advance in their fields towards independent research.