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The newly named NDRI and AOPO Research and Discovery award will be presented to an organ procurement organization for their work with NDRI and commitment to research broadly on June 20, 2019 at the AOPO Annual Meeting in Houston, TX.
National Disease Research Interchange
National Disease Research Interchange
Providing human biospecimens to advance biomedical research and development worldwide
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The "NDRI & AOPO Empowering Research and Discovery Award" at AOPO Annual Meeting
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National Institutes of Health funds Human Tissues and Organs for Research Resource Program
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2018 Service to Science Awards Dinner, honoring Dr. Francis Collins, Director, National Institutes of Health
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Giving patients and families an opportunity to leave a meaningful legacy
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Supporting breakthrough scientific discoveries with unmatched experience
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Partnering with medical professionals to serve donor families and investigators
Join our NetworkEvery year, NDRI distributes biospecimens to hundreds of investigators around the world who are working to advance many areas of science and healthcare. NDRI makes it easy for approved investigators to get much-needed biospecimens prepared, preserved and shipped precisely according the specific needs of the research protocol.
Request Process Request TissueResearchers continue to recognize NDRI as an invaluable partner as the need for human biomaterials grow. In response, NDRI has developed specialized programs to increase the supply of human tissues and organs for specific areas of research and has established a network of human tissue collection sites throughout the country to procure them.
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Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf has appointed Bill Leinweber, President and CEO of the National Disease Research Interchange (NDRI), to serve a five-year term as a member of the state’s Organ and Tissue Donation Advisory Committee.
Our collaboration is raising great awareness like the story below:
La Jolla doctor donates late father’s tissue to help Lyme disease research
David M. Albert J.D., Director of Strategy, Emerging Business & Venture Capital Group of Cozen O’Connor. Elected on November 2 to a three-year term, Albert will bring his experience and insight to the nation’s leading source of human organs, cells and tissues for research.
NDRI’s Board of Directors met on Friday, November 2, 2018 to review and approve the 2017 audited financial statements, filing of Form 990, year-to-date financial and programmatic performance and NDRI’s 2019 Budget. Our executive staff provided the Board with a detailed overview of our many successful projects and partnerships, and included an update on the current status of NIH appropriations.
NDRI is very pleased to share that after eight years of advocacy efforts by the Center for Organ Recovery and Education (CORE) and the Gift of Life Donor Program of Philadelphia, lawmakers unanimously passed the Donate Life PA Act (SB 180) on Wednesday, October 10, 2018.
Bill Leinweber, President and CEO of National Disease Research Interchange (NDRI) admits that NDRI’s work is complicated, because medical research is complex. For nearly 40 years, NDRI has accepted the challenge of meeting increasing demands of the medical research community, who rely on high-quality, healthy, and diseased biospecimens to conduct lifesaving research.
“Support from the NIH affirms the strong value of our mission,” said Gene Kopen, PhD, NDRI’s Senior Vice President for Strategic Initiatives and principal investigator for the HTORR grant. “As an organization, NDRI has demonstrated the capacity to leverage this support to enable a broad range of complex research projects requiring human organs and tissues.”
Don't Miss NDRI's Tissue Source Site Management experts at the annual ARVO meeting at Booth #1140 in Canada to discuss how our partnerships are driving research and discoveryforward!
Learn more about NDRI's Ocular Services here: https://ndriresource.org/arvo
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