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South Carolina Clinical & Translational Research Institute

SCTR’s vision is to advance human health. By creating and implementing innovative research programs across institutions and populations, we ensure all share in the benefits of translational science.

Accelerating biomedical discovery to improve health

SCTR is a statewide, NIH-funded institute that provides consultative expertise, resources, training, and funding to support research teams. Our goal is to accelerate scientific discoveries from the laboratory to clinical and public health practice to improve the health of patients and communities across SC and beyond.

Powering research impact.

A Roadmap for Dementia Care

Early palliative care offers support for patients and caregivers facing dementia.
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Rare Disease Advisory Council

For thousands of South Carolinians living with a rare disease, hope is growing.
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Digital Badge Greseth Traktman and team

Badged up for Success

Digital badges in science communications offer scientists in training an innovative career preparation tool.
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Traumatic Brain Injury

A surprising suspect behind concussion trouble: Your own immune system.
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Dr. Ferreira's Breakthrough Type 1 Diabetes award wearing a white coat in a lab

Breakthrough Type 1 Diabetes Grant Award

Reprogramming immunity to rewrite the story of Type 1 diabetes.
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Increasing Participation in Stroke Research

MUSC neurologist receives the Robert A. Winn Clinical Trials Career Development Award, enabling her to engage the community in stroke research.
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Our Impact

The depth and breadth of SCTR services and resources enable transformative research initiatives that improve health outcomes.

Services 16.4K requests received
Services 2938 investigators supported
Services 29.7K services provided
Services 96% service satisfaction
Citations 2K publications
Citations 16% cited in policy
Publications 137 news stories
Publications 56 median altremics score

Contact Us

Roper MOB
125 Doughty Street
Suite: 140
MSC Code: 195
Charleston, SC 29403 /* Roper MOB,
Directions

Main: 843-792-8300
Fax: 843-792-6295
success@musc.edu