Translational Science: Bridging Research and Clinical Practice
Translational Science: Bridging Research and Clinical Practice Translating research from discovery to clinical practice brings both
Transforming the way medical research is funded by investing in early-career researchers with innovative ideas.
New Vision Research
New Vision Research (NVR) is a private non-profit organization that is transforming the way medical research is funded by investing in researchers with innovative ideas, early in their careers. NVR specifically supports individuals who push the boundaries of current research and whose high-risk approaches may be less likely to be funded through traditional means.
NVR fosters collaboration by sponsoring conferences in disease-specific areas, including its principal conference, the Charleston Conferences on Alzheimer’s Disease (CCAD). NVR also identifies and supports emerging leaders with innovative research in their fields through its New Vision Research Scholar programs.
New Vision Research News
January 2026 CCAD Connections
January 2026 CCAD Connections We are excited to kick off the new year! In this issue,
Collaborating and Sharing Data Effectively: Lessons learned, best practices, and navigating challenging personalities in scientific collaborations
Collaborating and Sharing Data Effectively: Lessons learned, best practices, and navigating challenging personalities in scientific collaborations
Orr lab named first-ever Bruker Spatial Biology Center of Excellence
Orr lab named first-ever Bruker Spatial Biology Center of Excellence The Orr lab has been named
2025 October CCAD Connections
October 2025 CCAD Connections We are excited to share this month’s updates with you! Inside, you
Managing Grant and Lab Finances: Strategies for Maintaining a Steady Funding Stream Webinar
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CCAD Seed Funding Paves the Way for Promising Clinical Advancements in Neuroinflammation
CCAD Seed Funding Paves the Way for Promising Clinical Advancements in Neuroinflammation Charleston, SC June 13,
Mayo Clinic researchers validate blood test to diagnose Alzheimer’s disease in outpatient memory clinics
Mayo Clinic researchers validate blood test to diagnose Alzheimer’s disease in outpatient memory clinics “Our study