Six student teams presented issues, findings, and solutions in annual competition focused on promoting interest in regulatory science.

M-CERSI hosts the annual competition to promote regulatory science.

University of Maryland students presented novel concepts to the FDA.

Second-year student pharmacists awarded first place in contest that aims to promote student interest in the field of regulatory science.

Team of second-year student pharmacists awarded first place in contest that aims to promote student interest in the field of regulatory science.

Third-year student pharmacists take the gold for their proposal to establish regulatory standards that protect patient privacy for individuals using wearable and implantable medical technologies.

Third-year student pharmacists take the gold for their proposal to develop a transparent tracking system for emerging CAR T-cell gene therapies.

First-ever undergraduate competitor takes the gold for project to develop a universal labeling system for hazardous drugs.

Fourth annual M-CERSI “America’s Got Regulatory Science Talent” competition awards third-year student pharmacists first prize for novel solution to improve FDA’s post-marketing surveillance program.

M-CERSI’s “America’s Got Regulatory Science Talent” judges award student first prize for new technology to combat worldwide counterfeit drug crisis.

“America’s Got Regulatory Science Talent” judges award student first prize for his guidelines to improve reporting of adverse medication events to the Food and Drug Administration.