Research

As a top-ranked children's care program affiliated with a renowned medical school, the Department of Pediatrics is dedicated to pursuing innovative pediatric research. We bring together basic medical science and clinical medicine for the advancement of all areas of pediatric health.

Physician Scientist Training Program

The Physician Scientist Training Program is committed to training the next generation of physician scientist leaders in pediatric research

Gale and Ira Drukier Institute for Children's Health

The Drukier Institute is committed to advancing research that moves seamlessly from the bedside to the bench and back again, with the ultimate goal of improving children’s lives. Its exceptional team of investigators is dedicated to driving discoveries that bring hope and brighter futures to young patients and their families.

The Perinatal Intergenerational Research Institute (PIRI)

PIRI provides a hub for maternal and infant research by collecting a rich group of faculty from obstetrics, pediatrics, psychiatry, and basic sciences who work together collaboratively to design, conduct, share, and disseminate cutting-edge research about pregnancy, birth, and postpartum and neonatal health.

Areas of Research, Teams and Labs

Akchurin Lab
Fouda Lab
Grasset Lab
Grinspan Research
Hamieh Lab
Kühn and Liu Lab
Kosofsky Research
Lyden Lab
Martin Lab
J. Pascual Lab
V. Pascual Lab
Permar Lab
Permaul Research
Roth Lab
Sheth Research
Traube Research
Worgall Lab
Zeng Lab

Research Resources

Annual Research Day

Sponsored by the Weill Cornell Medicine Department of Pediatrics and Gale and Ira Drukier Institute for Children's Health

Areas of Research, Teams and Labs

Research Resources

Latest News & Updates

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