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Research highlights The Center for Regenerative Biotherapeutics leverages unique expertise, resources and capabilities to develop healing solutions. The Stem Cell and Organoid Core provides human stem cells and microphysiological systems to accelerate research. The Traumatic Brain Injury Model System studies long-term recovery after TBI and develops innovative services.

Mayo Clinic authors collectively publish more than 10,000 articles annually in peer-reviewed biomedical journals. Publication in academic journals is the pinnacle of research studies at Mayo. Peer-reviewed research and the publishing of results are gold standards for evaluating and disseminating new scientific knowledge. It aligns with Mayo …

Research Centers and Programs at Mayo Clinic — Find out how Mayo Clinic is changing the practice of medicine and improving patient care.

Research Facts and Funding At Mayo Clinic, our patient focus is driven by research. From providing the best individualized care to addressing the world's most challenging health care problems, Mayo researchers relentlessly pursue discoveries that deliver hope and better health to people today and for generations to come. Researchers and physician-scientists work side by side to transform ...

Accelerating innovative medical research to improve patient care and health for all people Mayo Clinic Center for Clinical and Translational Science connects researchers to the community, information and resources they need to advance medical discoveries into treatments for patients.

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The Department of Neurology provides patient care from experts in epilepsy, movement disorders, dementias, stroke, oncology, MS, headache & neuromuscular diseases.

The Mayo Clinic Center for Clinical and Translational Science (CCaTS) offers a wide range of workforce development topics for internal and external learners in clinical and translational research. This includes physicians, scientists, nurses, clinical research coordinators, and others working in clinical or research roles. Online modules for internal Mayo learners can be …

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