By supporting and expanding a multidisciplinary community of scholars, innovators and problem solvers, Pitt empowers them to pursue big ideas, collaborate creatively and maximize the impact of their scholarly work in our communities and around the world.
Pitt researchers are working to slow cognitive decline and improve quality of life for older adults.
Elvira Pirondini is using deep brain stimulation to help patients recover upper-limb and speech motor function after a traumatic brain injury or stroke.
Limited sight doesn’t have to limit life—José-Alain Sahel’s breakthrough work in optogenetics has partially restored sight to blind people.
Ann Cohen is using imaging to detect the disease before symptoms emerge.
Pitt people are developing cures and therapies for diseases, working with communities to battle the opioid epidemic, supporting small businesses, and building the future of advanced manufacturing—among many other contributions.