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Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Translational Research

Mark Rubin, MD
Vice Chair
Experimental Pathology

Director
Translational Research Laboratory Services
Welcome to the Translational Research Program (TRP) at Weill Cornell Medical College. The TRP strives to provide the ability for the clinical researcher to perform high quality translational research. Our overarching goal is to facilitate the translation of scientific discoveries into changes in the clinical care of patients. We believe the true application of translational research can be achieved by integrating research strategy, clinical collaboration, training, and education. Through the enthusiasm, and efforts of our team and our collaborators worldwide, our goal is to improve the quality of life for all patients.

Moreover, we combine the efficiencies of a commercial contract research organization with the resources of an academic institution. The Translational Research Program understands how to catalyze clinical solutions faster with the highest quality and the best value. We offer our domestic and international partners an array of research services including histology, immunohistochemistry, cytogenetics and molecular testing.

To request technical and/or professional services, please register using the Translational Research Website. Once an account has been created, we will provide a user name and password. Please use this information to log in and submit your requests. All required information must be completed including account number for billing (internal requests). Prior IRB approval must be received in order to process any requests involving tissue.

Once the Department's Translational Research Committee approves your request, we will assign a project number to your project. When contacting the respective laboratory with your project, please refer to the assigned project number. Please direct any questions to Robert Kim at rok2011@med.cornell.edu or (212) 746 - 6416.

The Department is dedicated to continued growth of its clinical services, research programs, and educational opportunities. We welcome your participation in this process.

 
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