The frontiers of science are our home fields. Nova Southeastern University is one of the nation’s fastest growing research institutions, and our future includes growth across all disciplines. Over the past several years, NSU has made significant advances and commitments to research. At NSU, research is an integral component of excellence, and interwined with high quality education, patient care, and public service.
Our commitment to excellence in research will be evidenced in our new Center for Collaborative Research (CCR). This 208,000 square foot facility on NSU’s Davie campus will be a state-of-the-art, cooperative interdisciplinary center for medical, pharmaceutical, dental, and oceanographic research. The CCR will house one of the largest wet lab research facilities in Florida. The wet lab will be a home-base for applied health care research and medical informatics. Researchers will collaborate within this advanced environment to investigate pharmaceutical synthesis, cancer therapy, human stem cell research, biomaterials, wildlife DNA forensics and ocean biomaterials.
Located just east of NSU’s Health Professions Division, the CCR will be home to the Rumbaugh-Goodwin Institute for Cancer Research , Florida Lambda Rail, information and technology services, investigators from the Health Professions Division and Oceanographic Center and the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The federal agency is partnering with NSU, Florida Atlantic University, and the University of Florida to promote scientific cooperation for the Greater Everglades Restoration Project, the largest public works program in U.S. history.
NSU welcomes research collaborations and commercialization partnerships with universities and research institutions, venture capitalists, and biotechnology Aden pharmaceutical companies in basic, applied, and clinical research. We invite you to tour this web site and learn more about research and technology transfer at Nova Southeastern University.
Sincerely,
Gary S. Margules, Sc.D.
Vice President for Research and Technology Transfer