Founded in 2008 by philanthropist A. Alfred Taubman, the institute aims to empower medical scientists to expand the boundaries of discovery, to develop new therapies for disease and to alleviate human suffering.
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This study of the immune response in individuals with inflammatory skin disorders – and why some people in treatment fare better than others -- may lead to more targeted, personalized therapies for a wide array of disorders.
The project is the first in a new Taubman Institute grants program that encourages research in the clinic.Read more about PerMIPAFirst TIIPs grant awarded to immunology researchers -
READ MOREPinpointing the optimal dosage of immune suppression drugs for patients with solid organ transplants is the mission of a new Taubman Instiutute innovation project.Refining Drug Therapy for Transplant Patients-
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Taubman Prize Nomination Period Opens December 1, 2018Biomedical researchers worldwide are invited to apply for the Taubman Prize, which recognizes and rewards translational research that has made a significant difference to patient care.2019The awardee will receive $100,000 and be hosted for a two-day visiting professorship to the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. Deadline for nominations is February 1; the recipient will be announced during the spring of 2019.Nominations for the 2017 Taubman Prize are now open for physician scientists worldwide.Application Instructions & Nomination Form
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Register OnlineJoin Taubman Institute Director Charles Burant, MD, PhD, for the 2019 Taubman Technology Talk kickoff event. Dr. Burant will speak and take questions from 5-6 pm, and a reception will follow from 6-7 pm.
Danto Auditorium at the Frankel CVC.
All welcome.January 10, 2019
Metabolomics: Do you know what your cells are really eating?