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Welcome to the Calgary Centre for Clinical Research

Supporting clinical research from start-up to close-out

The Calgary Centre for Clinical Research (CCCR) provides support services and guidance to investigators, staff and study teams as they conduct clinical research (including clinical trials). Acting as a central service office, we provide the support and resources needed to navigate through the research lifecycle from start-up to close-out. Most of our services are available at no-cost to university research staff. 

Our office is also home to the new Clinical Trials Office - a centralized support unit serving as a one-stop-shop for clinical trial services, resources and regulatory guidance.

 

OnCore is live and ready to use!

OnCore is live and ready to use!

Research staff can now sign-up to use OnCore - The University of Calgary's new institution-wide clinical trial management system.

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CCCR News

Lethbridge doctor named Regional Lead of new Southern Alberta Medical Program

Dr. Richard M. Buck, MD, practices at Chinook Regional Hospital in Lethbridge

Six UCalgary faculty among Canada's 100 Most Powerful Women

List includes scientific director of the O’Brien Institute for Public Health

Can earthworms bring relief to a global blood donor shortage? Enterprising UCalgary students are working on it

Multidisciplinary team wins iGEM competition for research into developing a surprising substitute for human-sourced hemoglobin

UCalgary scientists help solve a problem in the developing world

Researchers create a new vaccine to protect cattle from a devastating disease

Family involvement in research leads to powerful outcomes

The Family Engagement in Research Course invites researchers and people with lived experience to help shape the future of neurodevelopmental research

This is a day to amplify the leadership of persons with disabilities and allies working towards an inclusive future

Dec. 3 is International Day of Persons with Disabilities; meet some of the UCalgary faculty, staff, students and administrators examining disability and accessibility from diverse perspectives