Diabetes Research Institute
The Diabetes Research Institute is a recognized world leader in
cure-focused research. Pioneering new technologies in islet cell
transplantation since the early 1970s, the DRI has successfully reversed
diabetes in patients involved in ongoing clinical trials. To build on
these achievements and accelerate progress, the Institute serves as a
global resource and training center for investigators working in islet
cell research. The most comprehensive diabetes research facility of its
kind, the DRI conducts a broad range of scientific programs focused on
the rapidly evolving fields of gene therapy, molecular biology, and
transplant immunology, among others, to speed the most promising
findings from the lab to the patient. With an unwavering commitment to
cure those now living with diabetes, along with its unique spirit of
collaboration to cure those now living with diabetes, the DRI is leading
the international effort to cure this disease. For the millions of
families affected by diabetes who are looking to the world of science
for answers, the DRI is the best hope for a cure.
Today, the DRI is leading the way in method and in message, steering the direction of research by:
• Pioneering new advances in islet transplantation
• Training scientists around the world
• Forging historic partnerships to accelerate progress
• Staying true to its mission to cure diabetes
• Testing new technologies for corporations
• and other academic institutions
• Bringing promising discoveries from the lab
• to the patient as quickly as possible
• Improving lies with advanced treatment strategies
• Becoming the best hope for a cure for all
• families touched by diabetes