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Research MattersAt Aurora: A system for research and discoveryMusings on Research and Academic Relations
Our research ranges from understanding basic mechanisms at the molecular and cellular level to translational applications that are transformative and inform best practices. It ultimately affects the health of populations for whom disease prevention is particularly critical. Aurora research also is a critical component for more than 1,200 students, residents and fellows who are educated and trained in Aurora facilities each year. Since joining Aurora in November of 2008, I have been amazed at the depth, breadth and excellence of the research conducted here and decided it is important to share our news more widely. As a not-for-profit health care provider, we are committed to serving not only our patients but also the communities, nation and world in which we live. The research that is conducted in our clinics, hospitals and laboratories reaches well beyond our walls to improve discovery and lives -- and we want you to know about it. I hope you will enjoy this first issue of our quarterly research newsletter. I welcome your input and your support. And stay tuned. You’ll be able to track our progress and observe how Aurora becomes an ever-better place in which to conduct research. Sincerely,
Randall Lambrecht, Ph.D.
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At any given time, Aurora Health Care is involved in hundreds of
interdisciplinary and collaborative research projects and more clinical
trials than any other health system in the state. The cutting-edge research we
do is an integral part of Aurora’s fabric and a key component of our
mission. It is respected in the scientific community and vital to quality
patient care, safety and cost control. 
