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THE TRANSLATIONAL GENOMICS RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOUNDATION

AZ · EIN 331092191 · $11.6M rev · research · www.tgen.org
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The Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen), part of City of Hope, is an Arizona-based nonprofit medical research institute. It conducts groundbreaking research to unravel the genetic components of complex diseases like cancer, neurological disorders, and infectious diseases. TGen aims to identify more precise and personalized treatment options through its genomic research.

activities · 8

what they do

research · 7
  • Conducting research in bioinnovation and genome sciences Immunology and Microbiome Research
    Conducts research in bioinnovation and genome sciences, led by assistant professors and vice presidents.
  • Conducting research in clinical genomics and therapeutics Immunology and Microbiome Research
    Conducts research focused on clinical genomics and therapeutics, with contributions from various professors and associate professors.
  • Conducting research in early detection and prevention Immunology and Microbiome Research
    Conducts research focused on early detection and prevention of diseases, with contributions from professors and associate professors.
  • Conducting research in immunology and microbiome Immunology and Microbiome Research
    Conducts research in immunology and microbiome, including microbial genomics, with contributions from associate professors and distinguished professors.
  • Enrolling volunteers in research studies Population-Scale Cognitive and Genetic Research
    Enrolls healthy and affected volunteers in research studies, which can involve activities like memory quizzes or saliva sample donations, to understand complex diseases.
  • Enrollment of volunteers in genomic and cognitive research studies Population-Scale Cognitive and Genetic Research
    Enrolls both healthy and affected volunteers in research studies involving activities such as memory assessments and saliva sample collection to advance understanding of complex diseases, including neurological conditions.
  • Operating the MindCrowd online cognitive research study Population-Scale Cognitive and Genetic Research
    Operates MindCrowd, a free online study that engages users in cognitive research through simple tasks to provide insights into mental abilities and contribute to understanding the human brain.
capacity building · 1
  • Leading research divisions and initiatives Immunology and Microbiome Research
    Leads various research divisions, including Bioinnovation and Genome Sciences and Immunology and Microbiome, and oversees research initiatives as Vice President for Research.
strategies · 3

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named programs · 2

what they call their work

MindCrowd Memory Test
An innovative, free online study engaging users in cognitive research to help TGen scientists understand the human brain and cognitive strengths.
TGen Ambassadors
A member-based network of professionals and emerging leaders who help advance TGen’s mission through advocacy, connection, and a shared commitment to innovation.
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who they work with

  • Bioinnovation and Genome Sciences Division Partner — Collaborates with faculty in bioinnovation and genome sciences research
  • City of Hope Partner — TGen is part of City of Hope.
  • Clinical Genomics and Therapeutics Division Partner — Collaborates with faculty in clinical genomics and therapeutics research
  • Early Detection and Prevention Division Partner — Collaborates with faculty in early detection and prevention research
  • Immunology and Microbial Genomics Division Partner — Collaborates with faculty in immunology and microbial genomics research