2023 Research Annual Report Released
On Monday, Steven Kunkel, Ph.D., Executive Vice Dean for Research in the Medical School and Chief Scientific Officer for Michigan Medicine, announced the release of the 2023 Research Annual Report. Among other highlights, the online report shows that the Medical School increased research awards in FY2023 to $777 million, up from $746 million last year.
“These annual numbers are indicators that the community building we’re striving for across our scientific enterprise, the great minds working together on greater discoveries, is coalescing into innovations,” noted Dr. Kunkel. “This will ultimately impact patients and their families, across Michigan and around the world.”
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