A national organization promoting economic opportunity has ranked Southern Illinois University Carbondale among its top 100 in the country for technology transfer. The Milken Institute’s Center for Jobs and Human Capital placed SIU at No. 76 out of 225 in the nation in its Technology Transfer and Commercialization Index of Universities & Research Institutions ranking, which it released in April. Robert Patino, director of the SIU Office of Technology Transfer, said the report confirmed that the university’s efforts in those areas compare favorably with other top universities with far more

A national organization promoting economic opportunity has ranked Southern Illinois University Carbondale among its top 100 in the country for technology transfer. The Milken Institute’s Center for Jobs and Human Capital placed SIU at No. 76 out of 225 in the nation in its Technology Transfer and Commercialization Index of Universities & Research Institutions ranking, which it released in April. Robert Patino, director of the SIU Office of Technology Transfer, said the report confirmed that the university’s efforts in those areas compare favorably with other top universities with far more

Center seeks patients, care partners to advance therapies

Center seeks patients, care partners to advance therapies

Center seeks patients, care partners to advance therapies

Center seeks patients, care partners to advance therapies

Policies concerning Graduate Students in the MMICB department.

PhD checklist for the completion of the degree in the MBMB program.

Master of Science checklist for the completion of the degree in the MBMB graduate program.

Develop and Pilot Test Person-Centered Supportive Services That Meet the Needs of Persons Living With or Those at High Risk of Developing Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementia and Their Caregivers Background: Illinois has created a dementia capable home and community-based service delivery system, service gaps still exist with specific populations with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia. There are current service gaps and a critical need to further develop and expand supportive services for individuals living alone with ADRD in their communities; improve the effectiveness of programs