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Translational and Clinical Research Lab
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A hub for translational and clinical research that provides one-stop support from seed development to clinical trials.
AboutAbout the lab
Supporting research from seed development to clinical trials.
The faculty members of Translational and Clinical Research are introduced as staff of the Tsukuba Clinical Research & Development Organization (T-CReDO) at the University of Tsukuba.
T-CReDO is an organization that provides one-stop support from seed development to clinical trials.
For researchers, it provides information on open calls for translational research, consultations on seeds, consultations on clinical research, and educational training.
Key terms
- Seeds
- Medical research results originating in academia. The website writes "medical seeds (research results)"
- Chiken (clinical trials for regulatory approval)
- Clinical trials of drugs or medical devices conducted to obtain manufacturing and marketing approval from the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare
- Clinical research
- Research conducted with healthy people or patients as participants
NewsLab news
2nd CIME Medical-Engineering Collaboration Needs Exploration Seminar held (10/14)
University of Tsukuba and Astellas Pharma sign a letter of confirmation for a strategic partnership
ResearchResearch themes
Through consultations on translational research seeds, consultations on clinical research, and other services, T-CReDO supports researchers in moving their medical research results forward into clinical trials and clinical research. Its page for researchers provides information on open calls for translational research, educational training, and the support system and application procedures for clinical trials and clinical research.
View More ↗MembersFaculty
On the T-CReDO staff introduction page, the faculty members of Translational and Clinical Research are listed as the Director, Deputy Director, and Center Directors.
- ProfessorKoichi Hashimoto
- Project ProfessorYumiko Nomura
- Associate ProfessorTakeshi Machino
- LecturerTakeshi Yamada
- LecturerHiroshi Noguchi
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