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As the Taubman Institute's scientists seek to continue their groundbreaking research, funding is critical. Your support--at any level--will help fund medical discoveries and seek to develop new treatments for some of the most devastating diseases facing humankind.

How do I donate to the A. Alfred Taubman Medical Research Institute?

Visit the Taubman Institute secure online donations page to give a gift electronically.

To request a donation envelope or ask a question, call Colleen Sherman, Development Director for the Taubman Institute at 734-615-0040.

If I make a gift, where does my money go?

100 percent of all donations goes directly toward purchasing research resources and paying a portion of the salaries of young scientists. None of the money is used for administrative costs.

Is my donation tax deductible?

Yes. All donations are 100 percent tax deductible.

 

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Four Taubman Scholars to share in $3.5 million diabetes grant

Kidney damage, loss of vision and mobility-limiting nerve damage are among the most dreaded side effects of diabetes, an illness affecting nearly 26 million adults and children in the United States.

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New Rayner Fund gives $1 million boost to ALS research

Taubman Institute director Eva Feldman, M.D., Ph.D., and three other Taubman Scholars are among the U-M researchers to share in a $3.5 million grant to study the complications of diabetes.

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Leaders from the realms of business, academia and the community help to refine the Taubman Institute's vision, to monitor progress and to provide support, advice and counsel.

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Collaboration outside the laboratory

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In addition to supporting scientists and their research, the Taubman Institute has developed programs to foster collaboration outside the laboratory.  Taubman Talks and our new Visiting Professor lecture series are two ways we share the latest in scientific discoveries with colleagues, the campus and the community.

Taubman Talks

One of the cornerstones of the Taubman Institute is a collaborative environment, where the exchange of ideas and creative interaction across disciplines are vigorously promoted.

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Visiting Professor Lecture Series

The Taubman Institute inaugurated a monthly Visiting Professors series Wednesday, Sept. 21, with a presentation by noted Alzheimer’s expert, Dr. Gary Landreth...

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In this video feature, Taubman Scholars explain why funding for high-risk research is so important to their work and to the discovery of promising cures and treatments.  

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