Funded research and live platforms built at DISC — spanning suicide prevention, life-science infrastructure, obesity prevention, and research translation.
A secure surveillance and planning dashboard that turns state and community data into accessible visualizations and decision-support views for prevention partners.
A statewide registry of Oklahoma life-science researchers, core services, and equipment — with role-based access, review workflows, analytics, and controlled export.
Built under OU's scope of work for Life Science Oklahoma's Bioscience Cluster Collaborative: site mining across the university, a shared resource tool for core services, equipment, and PIs, and data for the statewide Life Science Data Dashboard.
Integrates health, food access, built environment, and socioeconomic data into a statewide framework to better understand factors contributing to obesity. Geospatial analysis identifies communities where limited food access overlaps with other risk factors, and an interactive dashboard — starting with SNAP participation and food-assistance indicators — guides evidence-based community interventions.
The InTRO Program is led by faculty with expertise in research translation. The program convenes a cohort of graduate students, post-doctoral researchers, and faculty fellows to create a network of translation resources and activities. The goal of this program is to create a network of translation resources and activities by combining expertise from various sources:
A platform that helps OU researchers discover and track funding opportunities aligned with their expertise.
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