The Translational Health Research Center advances and shares research to foster healthy and resilient people and places.
We fulfill this mission through cutting-edge research partnerships with industry, academic, and community-based organizations working together to improve physical, mental, community, and public health.
The Translational Health Research Center includes the Center of Excellence for Community Health and Economic Resilience Research (CHERR) which brings together resilience researchers from multiple disciplines and institutions.
The Translational Health Research Center accelerates the transfer of new knowledge and discoveries to address health and resilience needs in Texas.
The Center of Excellence for Community Health and Economic Resilience Research (CHERR, pronounced "share") is housed within THRC and brings together resilience researchers from multiple disciplines and institutions.
In response to THRC's mission to foster health and resilience in Central Texas, 35 Health Merge is an overarching research collective merging communities with health data along the I-35 corridor in Central Texas.
Current projects: MAP I & II and NUEVA
In addition to the original research happening within the Center, we partner with faculty from across campus to develop research grants and deliver research.
Our Faculty Fellows are an interdisciplinary group of TXST scholars studying resilience from every angle.
