The Lerner Research Institute is home to all laboratory-based, translational and clinical research at Cleveland Clinic. Our mission is to understand the underlying causes of human diseases and to develop new treatments and cures. We are an integrated research community consisting of numerous departments and centers. [More: About Us]
Cleveland Clinic is Collaborating with InnoCentive to Solve Healthcare Challenges
In an effort to gather ideas from a worldwide network of problem solvers, Cleveland Clinic is collaborating with InnoCentive, an open innovation and crowd sourcing company, to present a series of challenges designed to advance patient care and biomedical research. [Read more]
Exercise for Parkinson's (Dr. Alberts); Genetics and cancer (Dr. Eng); Blood test for concussion (Dr. Janigro); Breath test for diagnosing lung cancer (Dr. Mazzone); Top Pick from 2011 (Dr. Ransohoff). Read Full Article
American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) elections! This year, two of our researchers have been elected to the rank of AAAS Fellow: Congratulations go to Bruce Lamb, PhD, Neurosciences, and Xiaoxia Li, PhD, Immunology. Read Full Article
Shedding light on hidden talent in the Lerner Research Institute: A front-page article in Crain's Cleveland Business highlighted Medical Device Solutions (MDS), headed by Karl West, MS, which supplies six areas of specialized expertise to physician-researcher collaborations. Read Full Article
Justin Lathia, PhD, new Staff member in Cell Biology focuses on the biology behind brain cancer using novel imaging strategies. Read Full Article
New grants address age-specific therapeutic approaches for stroke victims, as well as the role of the immune system on inflammatory bowel disease and Alzheimer's disease. Read Full Article
Investigators work in basic, translational and clinical research. A hallmark of the Institute is its focus on disease-oriented research. The approach blends the research across several Departments and disciplines to address major areas. Contact information and detailed descriptions of the research programs can be found in the Faculty Directory. Investigators are also listed by allergic and immunologic, cancer, cardiovascular, eye, infectious diseases, metabolic, musculoskeletal, and neurologic disease categories.
Ph.D. Program in Molecular Medicine
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2010-2011 Scientific Report