Welcome
Wayne State University has launched a broad Integrative Biosciences Initiative (IBio) dedicated to research, discovery, education, training and knowledge application across a range of biomedical challenges.
This initiative leverages a new 200,000 sq. ft. Integrative Biosciences Center (IBio) at 6135 Woodward Avenue in Detroit, MI that houses coordinated, multidisciplinary research teams and programmatic initiatives involving translational thrusts focused on pathophysiologies and accumulated stressors affecting health in evolving urban environments.
This is a particularly exciting time period for both the university and the City of Detroit and our objective is to cement a thematic based platform to tackle key urban challenges across a spectrum of disciplines.
Such thematic based initiatives have broad relevance to the evolving role of institutions of higher education and the importance of integrating such entities within the broad communities that they serve. It is anticipated that such initiatives will have significant local and global impact.
News
- NIH grant supports research into environmental factors regarding male fertility
- Wayne State faculty member named president of the International Association for Great Lakes Research board of directors
- AAALAC commends Wayne State lab animal and testing standards, renews university accreditation
- NIH awards $2.6M to Wayne State to develop new filtration platform for insulin administration
- Wayne State University forms the Barber Integrative Metabolic Research Program to address diverse diseases