Office of the Vice-Provost for Research (OVPR)
Office of the Vice-provost for Research
Research at Loyola University Chicago
Loyola's leading-edge research and innovative education programs support the development and implementation of solutions to complex challenges that face our communities – both locally and globally.
We strive to enhance the competitiveness and prominence of our research programs by incentivizing and seeding novel innovations, investing in infrastructure, and implementing faculty development programs to help Loyola faculty secure funding.
WORKING ACROSS our THREE chicago CAMPUSES, we facilitate inter-disciplinary collaboration and innovation, to help faculty, staff, and students create a more equitable future.
Navigating Research
Helping you manage the lifecycle of a project
FIND FUNDING
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PREPARE PROPOSAL
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PROPOSAL REVIEW AND SUBMISSION
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AWARD REVIEW AND ACCEPTANCE*
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AWARD SETUP
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CONDUCTING RESEARCH
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MANAGING AN AWARD
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CLOSE OUT AN AWARD
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Health Sciences Campus
Lakeside Science Campus
Health Sciences Campus and Lakeside Sciences Campus
Core Facilities
Centers and Institutes
Burn and Shock Trauma Research Institute (BSTRI)
Working to reduce the incidence & devastating effects of traumatic injury through the vigorous application of both clinical & laboratory research.
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Stimulating cardiovascular research at Loyola University Chicago Health Sciences Campus
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The Center for Criminal Justice brings a social science and social justice approach to understanding issues of crime and justice.
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Center for Urban Research and Learning (CURL) creates innovative solutions that promote equity and opportunity in communities throughout Chicago and beyond.
Learn moreInfectious Disease and Immunology Research Institute (INDIRI)
Leveraging the strengths of basic, translational, and clinical researchers to discover approaches to prevent and treat infectious diseases.
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The School of Environmental Sustainability empowers the next generation of environmental leaders.
Learn moreInstitute of Pastoral Studies
The Institute seeks to be a renowned global hub for educating and forming leaders in ministry who can adapt to the rapidly changing faith and social landscapes.
Learn moreInstitute for Racial Justice (IRJ)
The IRJ brings together transformational education, change-making research, and community collaboration to advocate for racial justice.
Learn moreNeiswanger Institute for Bioethics & Healthcare Leadership
Developing compassionate professionals.
Learn moreResearch by the Numbers
305
Active Grants for FY2022
202
Research Faculty
45
Research Institutes, Centers, and Programs
Impact and Recognition
Impacting Communities
Loyola a Co-Recipient of $51 Million Grant
With a grant awarded by the National Institutes of Health to Improve Health Equity, six Chicago universities and health systems are partnering to accelerate the application of research breakthroughs in communities.
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Reuben Jonathan Miller (PhD ’13) Awarded MacArthur Fellowship
Renowned sociologist, criminologist, social worker, and alumnus of Loyola University Chicago Reuben Jonathan Miller has been awarded a coveted 2022 MacArthur Fellowship.
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Junior and Senior Scientists of the Year
Strich School of Medicine honors Dr. Sean Fanning (Cancer Biology) and Dr. Toni Pak (Cell and Molecular Pharmacology) with the 2023 Junior and Senior Scientist of the Year Awards.
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Research with and for others
Dr. Meharvan Singh, Vice Provost for Research, discuss how researchers across a wide range of fields work diligently to expand knowledge in the service of humanity.
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Research on Rett Syndrome (RTT)
Molecular Pharmacology and Neuroscience Assistant Professor Rocco Gogliotti, PhD seeks to change outcomes for children living with Rett syndrome (RTT), a rare, autism-associated and neurodevelopmental disorder caused by a gene mutation.
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2023
Party People and the Making of Politicians
Research Scholar Seminar Series – David Doherty, PhD
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2023
Drug Discovery for Neurodevelopmental Disorders: Putting the Patient First
Research Scholar Seminar Series – Rocco Gogliotti, PhD
MARCH 15, 2023
Leaving no Man Behind: Innovation in Recurrent Prostate Cancer
Research Scholar Seminar Series – Abhishek Solanki, M
PRESS BOOK
The Loyola University Press Book lists, by faculty name, the various research and training activities at Loyola University Chicago. Download the Loyola University Chicago Press Book.