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Pediatric Clinical and Translational Investigators (PCTI) Seminar

Bringing together leading researchers and clinicians, this series creates a collaborative forum to advance child health through innovative science. Each session showcases cutting-edge research, emerging methodologies and opportunities for interdisciplinary partnerships, with the goal of accelerating the translation of discoveries into improved care for children and families.

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Pediatric Clinical Research Coordinator (PCRC) Pool

Providing expert coordination for pediatric research, the PCRC Pool offers flexible support to investigators across the School of Medicine. Through paid and subsidized options, the program supplies clinical research coordinator effort for government, industry and investigator-initiated studies. Subsidized support is available to junior investigators and feasibility projects, helping generate preliminary data that can lead to future external funding and advance child health research.

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Pediatric Clinical Research Unit (PCRU)

Supporting high-quality pediatric research, the PCRU offers dedicated space, nursing, study coordination and bionutritional support for clinical studies involving children. Located on the 11th floor of St. Louis Children’s Hospital (11W19), the unit features exam and interview rooms, a procedure area and facilities for phlebotomy and sample processing — providing investigators with the infrastructure and expertise needed to conduct safe and efficient research.

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Pediatric Molecular Medicine Seminar (PMMS)

Exploring the molecular foundations of pediatric health, this seminar brings together scientists and clinicians to share breakthroughs in genetics, genomics and precision medicine. This series provides a platform for discussing cutting-edge research and innovative approaches aimed at translating molecular discoveries into improved diagnostics, therapies and outcomes for children.

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Pediatric Translational Immunology Conference

Uniting clinicians, scientists and trainees, this conference provides a monthly forum for discussing complex cases and advancing research in pediatric immunology. Hosted by the Center for Pediatric Immunology in collaboration with the Jeffrey Modell Diagnostic and Research Center for Primary Immunodeficiencies at St. Louis Children’s Hospital, each session features a challenging case presentation paired with a research talk, fostering dialogue that bridges clinical practice and cutting-edge science at WashU Medicine.

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Project ARK

AIDS/HIV Resources and Knowledge Project

Dedicated to improving the lives of individuals affected by HIV, Project ARK provides comprehensive care, support services and community outreach. Through clinical programs, education and research initiatives, Project ARK works to ensure access to treatment, promote prevention, and advance understanding of HIV/AIDS in the St. Louis region and beyond.

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SLCH: The Pulse

Delivering trusted health information for families, Pulse is your resource for expert advice, wellness tips and the latest updates from St. Louis Children’s Hospital. From practical guidance on childhood health and safety to insights on medical advancements, Pulse helps parents and caregivers stay informed and empowered to support their children’s well-being.

St. Louis Children’s Hospital (SLCH)

St. Louis Children’s Hospital (SLCH)

St. Louis Children’s Hospital, founded in 1879, is recognized as one of the nation’s premier pediatric hospitals. It serves not only children in the St. Louis area but also patients from across the country and around the world.

The hospital provides a full range of pediatric services to the St. Louis metropolitan area and a primary service region spanning six states. As the pediatric teaching hospital for WashU Medicine, it offers nationally acclaimed programs for physician training and research, advancing care for children everywhere.

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WashU Medicine: Calendars & Events

Serving as the central hub for academic and clinical events, the WashU Medicine calendar connects faculty, staff, trainees and the broader community with opportunities to learn, collaborate and engage. From grand rounds and research seminars to workshops and special programs, this calendar makes it easy to stay informed and participate in the vibrant educational and scientific life of the School of Medicine.

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WashU Research News Listserv

Highlighting discoveries and innovations across disciplines, Research News showcases the groundbreaking work of Washington University in St. Louis. From transformative studies and clinical breakthroughs to emerging technologies and collaborative initiatives, this platform keeps you informed about the research shaping science, medicine and society.