K. Sreekumaran Nair, M.D.
While the last 100 years will be known as the century of discovery, we look to the 21st century as a period of unparalleled translation. Investigators and physicians stand poised to translate the knowledge and expertise gained in genomics, proteomics, molecular biology and countless other areas into the medicines, treatments and diagnostic tools of the future.
Providing facilities, staff and infrastructure to support innovative clinical and translational research at Mayo Clinic
With the breathtaking speed of today’s advances in medicine, it takes a large and complex infrastructure to support truly groundbreaking research. Fourteen core specialty laboratories representing virtually every imaginable clinical research discipline, as well as specially trained pharmacy and nursing staff and dedicated hospital facilities are just some of the resources the Mayo Clinic CTSA provides for research teams. With more than 35 years of continuous funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), our Clinical Research Unit is one of the premier sites nationwide for conducting inpatient and outpatient studies and clinical trials.