Cancer Research »

Scientists at EVMS' Leroy T. Canoles Jr. Cancer Research Center are making discoveries that will improve care in Hampton Roads and beyond.More »
Diabetes Research »

One day, a pill may provide the same dramatic health benefits as bariatric surgery. That's the potential for work undertaken by clinicians and basic scientists at EVMS working in collaboration with Sentara bariatric surgeons. More »
Ultrasound Research

EVMS physicians and scientists are leading the way in incorporating ultrasound into the medical curriculum, encouraging its use at the bedside and finding new uses — such as speeding the diagnosis of serious fetal heart problems. More »
Pioneers in In-Vitro Fertilization

The Jones Institute for Reproductive Medicine (JI) continues its tradition of cutting-edge basic science and clinically-applied research. More »
Preventing HIV/AIDS transmission

CONRAD, a leading reproductive health-research organization based at EVMS, focuses on developing ways to prevent conception and/or prevent the sexual transmission of disease. More »
School start times affect driving

Research reinforces link between teen driver crashes and early high-school start times. More »
EVMS research at a glance

How much research funding does EVMS receive? How many EVMS faculty members are engaged in research. Find these answers and others. More »
Seeking the trigger for cancer's spread

Researchers in EVMS' Leroy T. Canoles Jr. Cancer Research Center are working to understand what spurs aggressive cancers to spread. More »

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EVMS is the largest biomedical research institution in southeastern Virginia. More than 100 EVMS faculty members are engaged in basic and clinical research focused in areas where the community has pressing needs.

Innovative research has brought EVMS to the forefront of groundbreaking discoveries—from the pioneering of in vitro fertilization in America by the Jones Institute for Reproductive Medicine, to the recognition of new cancer detection and treatment methods at the Leroy T. Canoles Jr. Cancer Research Center. Researchers at the Strelitz Diabetes Center are also making strides in bringing us one step closer to a cure for diabetes.

We continually strive to enhance our research enterprise in order to improve the health of the people of Hampton Roads and beyond.

Vice Dean for Research

Jerry L. Nadler, MD

Senior Associate Dean for Research

William J. Wasilenko, Ph.D.

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Clinical Fellow in Leroy T. Canoles Cancer Center presents at ACS Clinical Congress..

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