
New VP of Research
Dr. Timothy Stemmler will help guide MUSC's mission as a biomedical research institution.
Research
We’re harnessing the possibilities of innovation. At the Medical University of South Carolina, new ideas and advancements flow from classrooms to laboratories and out into communities across our state and the world. Led by our internationally recognized faculty and scientists, our discoveries grow knowledge, our clinical trials transform medical treatments, and our innovations influence the care you receive.
As South Carolina’s premier biomedical research institute, we know there’s always new terrain to cover. The drive toward innovation that makes an impact propels us forward: leading the state in research funding, we’re home to just one of 60 Clinical and Translational Service Award (CTSA) hubs, our researchers published over 3,500 articles in 2021 alone, and we’re the home of more than 50 active biomedical startups. See how we’re shaping the boundless discoveries of research.
Dr. Timothy Stemmler will help guide MUSC's mission as a biomedical research institution.
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Drawing together community members and researchers, we strive to understand and break down health disparities and improve healthcare access across our state.
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We aim to increase healthcare access and reduce care disparities in the state while focusing on conditions ranging from cancer and diabetes to mental illness.
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Transformative ideas begin here. Explore MUSC’s research centers, institutions, and cores, home to state-of-the-art resources and health-advancing instruction.
Empowering patient health begins with clinical trials. Explore how we’re pioneering progress.
All Clinical TrialsInnovation flourishes through collaboration. Learn more about our health-advancing startups and funding opportunities, and help us continue unlocking transformative possibilities.
Identifies extramural funding opportunities and assists faculty members through grant proposal development and by provides strategic educational resources.
Works with industry sponsors, contract research organizations, and other research collaborators to pair clinical research opportunities with MUSC Investigators.
Aids in managing and overseeing extramurally-funded programs, ensuring compliance and serving as the authorized point of contact for sponsored projects.
Enables MUSC Investigators to find federal, state, MUSC Foundation, corporate, and pilot funding opportunities to support the various stages of their research.
Access a range of resources for MUSC researchers, including cores, funding information, post-award management, IP development, sustainability tips, and more.
Improves health outcomes and quality of life for South Carolina and beyond through discoveries translated into evidence-based practice.