Learn what it takes to win an NIH K award and jumpstart your research career through this intensive, one-year training program.

The July issue of Rhode Island’s leading medical journal highlights a decade of discovery with Advance RI-CTR.

On May 27, 2026, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) released official notice NOT-OD-26-084, addressing what constitutes a "foreign component" in federally funded research.

Calling Healthcare Innovators, Data Scientists, and Change-Makers: Join us in exploring how data and AI can help transform healthcare in the Ocean State!

BRIDGE, Advance RI-CTR, and Prov/Bos CFAR collaborate to host this inaugural half-day networking retreat for researchers.

This series features outstanding science from expert investigators alternating with Advance RI-CTR Pilot Project awardees sharing their early research. Seminars are held virtually on the second Thursday of each month.

Dr. Angela Slitt delivered a fascinating talk on PFAS for the Advance RI-CTR Clinical and Translational Research Seminar Series, hosted by Dr. Sharon Rounds.

Presented by the Rhode Island COBRE, CTR, ECHO, and INBRE programs, the symposium will explore “AI in Research - Promises and Perils,” through two keynotes, a panel discussion, lightning talks, concurrent breakout sessions, and a poster presentation. The Symposium will conclude with a networking hour.

Matthew Howe, MD, PhD, has been awarded a VISN 1 Career Development Award (V1CDA2025-82) from the Department of Veterans Affairs.