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COL Stuart Tyner, PhD Visits CMMR and the University of Pittsburgh
COL Stuart Tyner, PhD of the Military Infectious Diseases Research Program visits CMMR and Pitt on August 25, 2022!
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Omnibus IV Selection
The University of Pittsburgh was selected as one of 56 institutions for the Defense Health Agency's Omnibus IV contract solicitation!
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AI in Healthcare Symposium Recap
The Center for Military Medicine Research hosted the AI/ML in Healthcare Symposium on May 10-11, 2022 at the Wyndham Pittsburgh University Center in Pittsburgh! To see the presentations slides, go to the open OneDrive site.
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Human Performance
Optimizing human performance to improve and preserve the capabilities of individuals to execute essential tasks.
Message from the Director
Research that advances medicine for wounded service members and their families—that is the focus of the Center for Military Medicine Research (CMMR). CMMR explores applications of regenerative and reconstructive medicine, transplantation immunology, and neuroscience, including traumatic brain injury and neuroprosthetics, with the aim of getting innovative therapies to injured service members. The University of Pittsburgh is a leader in medical R&D and serving the needs of our military. Investment in Pitt medical research has improved the lives of military service members and their families.
Ronald Poropatich, MD, MS
Director, University of Pittsburgh's Center for Military Medicine Research
CMMR's mission is to facilitate innovative collaborative opportunities for you to team with military medical researchers in order to apply for DoD funding.
Through new programmatic opportunities for students, faculty and staff, CMMR is focused on creating an inclusive environment where engagement with the Department of Defense is advantageous, fruitful and meaningful.
Follow along with our Director, Dr. Ron Poropatich, on his journey to connect Pitt researchers to the medical needs of the Department of Defense and the Veterans Administration.