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Message from the Director of Research Programs and Strategic Initiatives

 

From its earliest beginnings, the GCC has been a pioneer in deploying processes and mechanisms to forge research collaborations and high impact research initiatives that cross both institutional and geographic boundaries.  It has been my absolute pleasure to work with >4,000 research faculty, clinicians, postdoctoral and doctoral trainees, and research scientists across our member institutions and beyond, who jointly develop and deploy so many innovative programs that leverage the vast resources and infrastructure that exist across our collaborating institutions that vastly surpass the resources available within any single institution alone.

Our inclusive collaborative environment is open to any researcher, and we fully embrace that our diversity (institutional, geographic, race/ethnicity, gender, etc.) is the foundation for why our programs are so impactful.  I am extremely grateful to our GCC Research Team and all of the programmatic and the Steering Committee leaders of our many multi-institutional research and training programs that work tirelessly to ensure their success.

We are fortunate to have a seemingly endless supply of talented new and Junior investigators who move into the region, and we invite you to reach out to learn more.

Suzanne Tomlinson, PhD, MBA
Director of Research Programs and Strategic Initiatives

One of the GCC’s most essential functions is bringing multiple institutions together to form powerful, domain-specific research consortia.

Organized by areas of interest, these focused partnerships catalyze interactions and provide a supportive environment for collaborative research programs requiring expertise beyond that which is possible by any single institution.

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Funding Opportunities

The Gulf Coast Consortia (GCC) is pleased to announce the RFA for the John S. Dunn Foundation Collaborative...

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Antimicrobial Resistance

A collaboration of leaders in antimicrobial resistance researchers from all of GCC institutions...

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Cellular and Molecular Biophysics

Molecular biophysics is a broad area of research that includes studies on macromolecular...

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Innovative Drug Discovery and Development

Formerly the John S. Dunn Gulf Coast Consortium for Chemical Genomics (GCC CG) which...

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Immunology

The principal goals of the GCCIC are to 1) promote awareness among participating...

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Junior Faculty

Between the Keck Center and our many Research Consortia, the GCC has many opportunities...

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Mental Health Research

The term “mental health” encompasses an extremely large landscape, including the classic psychiatric...

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Integrative Development, Regeneration and Repair

Developments in regenerative medicine are making it possible for patients or athletes to live...

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Rigor and Reproducibility

“Two of the cornerstones of science advancement are rigor in designing and performing scientific...

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Single Cell & Spatial Omics

Single-cell omics is a rapidly growing new field that provides many advantages over traditional...

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Translational Pain Research

The mission of the Gulf Coast Consortium for Translational Pain Research (GCC TPR) is to alleviate...

Executive Research Consortia Committee

Natasha Kirienko, PhD

Rice U.
kirienko@rice.edu
(713) 348-2581

Antimicrobial Resistance
Mehmet Sen, PhD

U. of Houston
msen@uh.edu
(713)743-1448

Immunology
David Corry, MD

BCM
dcorry@bcm.edu
(713)798-7313

Immunology
Stanley Watowich, PhD

UTMB
watowich@xray.utmb.edu
(409)747-4749

Innovative Drug Discovery and Development

Lisa Cisneros, PhD

UTMB
ircisner@utmb.edu
(409)772-3938

Junior Faculty
Monica Pillon, PhD

BCM
monica.pillon@bcm.edu
(713)798-8234

Junior Faculty
Fernanda Laezza, PhD 

UTMB
felaezza@utmb.edu
(409)772-9672

Mental Health Research

 Philip Horner, PhD

Houston Methodist Research Institute
pjhorner@houstonmethodist.org
(713)363-9046

Regenerative Medicine
Rui Chen, PhD

BCM
ruichen@bcm.edu
(713)798-5194

Single Cell Omics
Jun-Ho La, PhD

UTMB
jula@utmb.edu
(409)772-6707

Translational Pain Research

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