CARI Facility Announces Major MRI Upgrade, Expanding Horizons for Investigators

The VCU Wright Center’s Collaborative Advanced Research Imaging (CARI) facility is preparing for an exciting leap forward. In January 2026, the CARI MRI scanner will undergo a major upgrade to the Philips MR7700, bringing next-generation imaging technology and expanded research opportunities to the VCU community. The Only Large Bore Research Dedicated MRI Scanner with Access […]

The Wright Center’s Mentoring Pods: A Path to Success for Future Healthcare Professionals

The Wright Center is excited to continue its impactful Mentoring Pods initiative, designed to provide sustained guidance and career development for students passionate about medicine and healthcare. Following successful initial sessions in Spring 2025, we are thrilled to announce that the mentoring pod sessions will resume in Fall 2025, in partnership with Virginia State University […]

Newly Expanded NIH Public Access Publishing is Now in Effect

By new policy, NIH-funded PIs must file articles for public access without the 12-month delay previously in place. It is especially important to consult journal licenses and procedures for compliance with this policy, and to consider the new public access regulation when choosing where to publish NIH-funded articles. The background: In 2022, the Office of […]

Building a Healthier Virginia: Dr. Wendy Bottinor on Empowering Cancer Survivors for Brighter Futures

At the heart of a thriving community lies a commitment to the well-being of all its members. Our team is dedicated to fostering positive health outcomes, and today, we’re thrilled to shine a spotlight on the impactful work of Dr. Wendy Bottinor, whose dedication to cancer survivors in Virginia is truly inspiring. Through education, advocacy, […]

A Visionary’s Impact: Dr. Steven Woolf and the Pursuit of a Healthier Virginia

Virginia, a state rich in history and diverse communities, faces a complex landscape of public health challenges. But behind the scenes, dedicated researchers and community advocates are working tirelessly to translate data into meaningful action, shaping policies, and empowering communities to build a healthier future. We recently sat down with a leading figure in this […]

VCU’s Elizabeth Fortune Selected for Fulbright U.S.-Germany International Education Administrators Award

Elizabeth Fortune, Administrative Director at the VCU Wright Center for Clinical and Translational Research, has been selected for the 2025-26 Fulbright U.S.-Germany International Education Administrators Award. This prestigious award, sponsored by the U.S. Department of State, supports U.S. higher education leaders in deepening their understanding of the German academic and research landscape. Fortune will travel […]

Clinical Trials Day 2025: A Celebration of Science, Impact, and Community

May 20 marks International Clinical Trials Day, a global recognition of the essential role that clinical research plays in advancing medicine and improving lives. At VCU, clinical trials are a powerful force for both discovery and impact–connecting patients with innovative therapies while driving economic growth and public health advancement. In FY2024, VCU secured $506.9 million […]

Celebrating Clinical Research Excellence: VCU Health CRC Internship Program Highlights Mentorship and Student Success

The Wright Center for Clinical and Translational Research, in partnership with VCU Health, proudly celebrates the continued success of the Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) Internship Program. This immersive, service-learning experience is designed to introduce students from the VCU College of Health Professions to real-world clinical research practices and career pathways in the field. This spring, […]

Clinical Trials in Richmond: Advancing Health Through Research and Community

Clinical trials are the cornerstone of medical innovation, offering hope to patients and driving advancements in treatment. A recent article in Richmond Magazine highlights the pivotal role of clinical research in our region, featuring personal stories of clinical trial participants. These experiences underscore the profound impact these studies can have on individual lives and the […]

Bridging Research and Career Readiness: VCU Launches Minor in Research Ecosystems

As the research landscape grows increasingly interdisciplinary and complex, Virginia Commonwealth University is taking bold steps to ensure its graduates are not only academically prepared but career-ready. A new undergraduate minor, Research Ecosystems, has been approved and will launch in Fall 2025, providing students with a comprehensive introduction to the operational, regulatory, and strategic aspects […]

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