Medical University of South Carolina
The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) is South Carolina’s premier biomedical research institution, dedicated to advancing health through innovative research, education, and clinical care. With over $300 million in research funding and a commitment to addressing pressing health challenges, MUSC fosters collaboration among faculty, staff, and community partners to translate scientific discoveries into impactful health solutions. The South Carolina Clinical & Translational Research Institute (SCTR) at MUSC supports innovative research across the translational spectrum, from basic science to population health, including patient-centered and community-engaged research.
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Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Medical University of South Carolina
171 Ashley Avenue, Charleston, SC 29425
Awards
Portable Remote Operational Wireless Enabled Surge Specialist ICU (PROWESS-ICU): Remote ICU Surge Capacity in Collaboration with Clinical Care Providers
Funding (ceiling)
$288,766.24
Award Year
2020
Patents
Biofabrication techniques for the implementation of intrinsic tissue geometries to an in vitro collagen hydrogel
2020-08-04 • US-10730928-B2
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Biofabrication techniques for the implementation of intrinsic tissue geometries to an in vitro collagen hydrogel
2020-08-04 • US-10730928-B2
View DetailsExpertise Areas
- Clinical trial management and participant recruitment
- Translational research operations and implementation
- Drug discovery and early therapeutic development
- Biomedical imaging and neuroimaging analysis
Key Technologies
- LC-MS/MS proteomics
- Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy
- Flow cytometry and cell sorting
- Optical microscopy and quantitative image analysis
News & Updates
An annual event focusing on advancing equity through precision health, featuring various speakers and discussions.
A half-day virtual program tailored to new faculty to provide an introduction to research at MUSC and available resources.
MUSC researchers and their collaborators will explore how cannabis smoking alters the bacterial communities in the mouth and how those changes affect the brain.
MUSC researchers discover a potential biomarker that predicts severity of heart disease in African American lupus patients.
An annual event focusing on advancing equity through precision health, featuring various speakers and discussions.
A half-day virtual program tailored to new faculty to provide an introduction to research at MUSC and available resources.
MUSC researchers and their collaborators will explore how cannabis smoking alters the bacterial communities in the mouth and how those changes affect the brain.
MUSC researchers discover a potential biomarker that predicts severity of heart disease in African American lupus patients.