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èßäÉçÇøAPP Translational Research Service Center

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The èßäÉçÇøAPP Translational Research Service Center (TRSC) provides local support and resources for translational research activities at South. The èßäÉçÇøAPP is one of eleven partner network institutions of the University of Alabama at Birmingham's Center for Clinical and Translational Science (CCTS).

èßäÉçÇøAPP is proud to be part of this extraordinary regional initiative to address the disproportionate disparity and disease in the Deep South. This regional effort will accelerate discovery and improve human health for the residents of this region and translate to broader applications across the nation.

â–¼   Who is the èßäÉçÇøAPP TRSC?

The èßäÉçÇøAPP TRSC is comprised of èßäÉçÇøAPP basic and clinical science researchers and administrators who provide research support services and facilitate training, professional development and collaboration.  The èßäÉçÇøAPP TRSC is supported by the at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB).  The CCTS is funded by the  of the National Institutes of Health under award number UL1TR001417.  The èßäÉçÇøAPP Principal Investigator is Dr. Mark Gillespie, Chair, Department of Pharmacology and the UAB CCTS Principal Investigator is Dr. Robert Kimberly, Senior Associate Dean for Clinical and Translational Research and Associate Vice President for Medicine and Biomedical Research.   

The èßäÉçÇøAPP TRSC team is comprised of familiar and friendly colleagues.  The Organization Chart is shown below.  

 Ã¨ßäÉçÇøAPP TRSC Team Effective August 1 2018

â–¼   What is the èßäÉçÇøAPP TRSC?
The èßäÉçÇøAPP TRSC provides local support and resources for translational research activities. The team brings expertise in informatics, statistical analysis and research design, clinical research support and community engagement resources to èßäÉçÇøAPP researchers. Drs. Gillespie and Fruh bring training, networking, development, and funding opportunities to èßäÉçÇøAPP researchers and ensure that èßäÉçÇøAPP resources and opportunities for translational research collaboration are conveyed to the CCTS HUB and Partner Network.
â–¼   How do you access èßäÉçÇøAPP TRSC resources and services?

Looking for specific assistance/expertise? Contact one of the colleagues below via email directly.

Contact Us
Martha Arrieta Dr. Martha Arrieta
marrieta@southalabama.edu

Community Engagement

The Southern Commonweal Liaison Collaboratory Representative

Sharon Fruh

Dr. Sharon Fruh
Translational Research Promotion and Facilitation, Metrics and Outcomes
Dr. Mark Gillespie

Dr. Mark Gillespie
mgillesp@southalabama.edu

Consortium PI

Translational Research Promotion & Facilitation / Faculty and K Program Development and Recruitment

Dr. Ray Langley Dr. Ray Langley
rlangley@southalabama.edu
Bio-Informatics Consulting
Dr. Madhuri Mulekar Dr. Madhuri Mulekar
mmulekar@southalabama.edu
Research Design and Statistical Consulting
No Photo Available Kellie Prutzman
kbose@health.southalabama.edu
IRB Protocol Development / Clinical Research Coordinator Information
Dr. Rod Rocconi Dr. Rod Rocconi
roconni@health.southalabama.edu
Clinical Trials / Clinical Research  Consultation & Facilitation - MCI; èßäÉçÇøAPP SHARe Network Clinical Lead
Dr. Bin Wang Dr. Bin Wang
bwang@southalabama.edu
Research Design and Statistical Consulting
Stefanie White Stefanie White
swhite@southalabama.edu
Clinical Trials / Clinical Research Consultation & Facilitation - Campus/COM; èßäÉçÇøAPP SHARe Network Administrative Lead

Looking for more information about the èßäÉçÇøAPP TRSC?

Contact Dr. Sharon Fruh (sfruh@southalabama.edu, 251-445-9400).  

Looking for more information about the UAB CCTS and Partner Network?

Visit the . You can register to become affiliated with the CCTS via the website.  With your registration you'll receive the weekly newsletter (packed full of information and events). While you are there take a look at all of the programs, events, resources and great information that the UAB CCTS and Partner Network have to offer.