Regulatory science center will receive up to $50 million over five years.

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

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

New center established by the School of Pharmacy, in collaboration with the University of Michigan, will increase access to safe and effective generic drugs through collaborative research, training, and exchange.

Meeting brings together 360 stakeholders from across academia, government, and industry to explore methods to develop better models that can identify and accurately predict drug risks and efficacy.

Virtual event brings together more than 500 attendees, including stakeholders from the FDA, academia, and industry.

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

Day-long event provides glimpses into potential careers for students and allows alumni to reconnect with faculty and one another.

Event sponsored by the University of Maryland Center of Excellence in Regulatory Science and Innovation brings together more than 600 researchers from academia, government, and industry.

More than 100 researchers from academia, government, and industry come together to share existing knowledge, new approaches, best practices, and continued challenges in pediatric drug formulation.

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.

Latest renewal allows for up to $5 million per year over five years, and will help M-CERSI further advance its mission to promote the development of new tools, standards, and approaches to assess the safety, efficacy, quality, and performance of FDA-regulated products.