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The Translational Health Research Center (THRC) supports impactful, innovative, interdisciplinary health research programs conducted in collaboration with Texas State faculty, students & community members.
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INNOVATION THROUGH COLLABORATION
The THRC research system seeks actionable solutions to improve health and economic resilience through Projects, Programs, and Partnerships.
Projects
PROJECTS
THRC’s interdisciplinary approach provides support for researchers and far-reaching results in the end. Our standalone projects are widely shared for all.
Programs
PROGRAMS
THRC’s programs provide an infrastructure to pursue and share research from different perspectives.
Projects
PARTNERSHIPS
THRC academic and community partners help ensure our research provides actionable results.
AN INTEGRATED APPROACH
THRC leads research projects, programs, and partnerships to foster innovative collaborations. Our system encourages synergy and produces more innovative, comprehensive, and impactful results.
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THRC EVENTS
The THRC hosts a variety of on-campus and virtual events that seek to improve physical, mental, and environmental threats to health. Join us to take part in the conversations and contribute to the knowledge sharing.
UPCOMING EVENTS
- Location:
- Robert B. Rowling Hall
300 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Austin, TX 78705 - Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Carolyn Chang, healthresearch@txstate.edu
- Campus Sponsor:
- Translational Health Research Center
We are excited to share that the Translational Health Research Center (THRC) at Texas State University is serving as a regional sponsor of Nucleate Texas, a trainee-led organization that represents one of the largest global communities of bio-innovators.
Nucleate is dedicated to empowering the next generation of biotech leaders by identifying and supporting emerging entrepreneurs, providing educational resources for scientists and business students, and building connections across the life sciences ecosystem. Through a suite of programs, including its premier Activator program, Nucleate focuses on developing trainees into recognized biotech leaders while helping transform academic research into high-impact ventures that address pressing biomedical and environmental challenges.
This is the culminating event of the Activator program where top teams from across Texas present to a panel of industry leaders, investors, and scientists. Demo Day is one of the strongest biotech networking opportunities in Texas, where attendees can connect with investors, operators, academics, and partners shaping the future of life sciences. Join us for an evening of bold pitches, expert insights, and meaningful community. Click here for more information
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Nucleate is dedicated to empowering the next generation of biotech leaders by identifying and supporting emerging entrepreneurs, providing educational resources for scientists and business students, and building connections across the life sciences ecosystem. Through a suite of programs, including its premier Activator program, Nucleate focuses on developing trainees into recognized biotech leaders while helping transform academic research into high-impact ventures that address pressing biomedical and environmental challenges.
This is the culminating event of the Activator program where top teams from across Texas present to a panel of industry leaders, investors, and scientists. Demo Day is one of the strongest biotech networking opportunities in Texas, where attendees can connect with investors, operators, academics, and partners shaping the future of life sciences. Join us for an evening of bold pitches, expert insights, and meaningful community. Click here for more information
- Location:
- Online Only; Zoom
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Christina Aubert, caubert@txstate.edu
- Campus Sponsor:
- Translational Health Research Center
Texas is aging faster than most other states, and nearly 460,000 residents over 65 have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, the most common form of dementia. To address this growing need, the Brain Health Community Collaborative: Partners in Healthy Aging ECHO Series connects researchers, community organizations, and healthcare stakeholders in a virtual space where they can share knowledge, discuss practical strategies for brain health, and build meaningful partnerships.
By fostering these connections, the Translational Health Research Center (THRC) at Texas State University aims to help participants develop the collaborative relationships essential for competitive grant proposals and supports their ability to pursue funding opportunities, including the Dementia Prevention & Research Institute of Texas (DPRIT), advancing research and healthy aging initiatives across the state. Click here for more information
more about event
By fostering these connections, the Translational Health Research Center (THRC) at Texas State University aims to help participants develop the collaborative relationships essential for competitive grant proposals and supports their ability to pursue funding opportunities, including the Dementia Prevention & Research Institute of Texas (DPRIT), advancing research and healthy aging initiatives across the state. Click here for more information
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THRC Research Support
Partnering with THRC provides researchers with support and tools to conduct collaborative research, amplify their research agenda, and distribute findings to strengthen communities.
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