UMMC Guyton Research Building 2500 North State Street, Jackson, MS 39216

The UMMC Guyton Research Building, located at 2500 North State Street in Jackson, Mississippi, is a hub for multidisciplinary care for the brain, mind, and neurological system. As part of the University of Mississippi Medical Center, their research programs are dedicated to discovering tomorrow's cures today. With a focus on improving the lives of Mississippians and beyond, UMMC researchers are conducting groundbreaking studies in areas such as heart disease, hypertension, neurocognitive disorders, perinatal diseases, and human physiology simulation.

Supported by over $110 million in sponsored programs funds annually, UMMC researchers work in collaboration with six schools, 30 research centers and institutes, six hospitals, statewide clinics, and telehealth sites. Their goal is to quickly translate promising research into clinical practice for a healthier Mississippi.

Recent studies from UMMC researchers have shown promising implications for the treatment of autism spectrum disorder and substance use disorder. With a dynamic and growing research enterprise led by Associate Vice Chancellor for Research, Lee Bidwell, PhD, UMMC is at the forefront of bridging the gap between research and patient care through clinical studies.

The institution invites individuals to become UMMC Research Partners and join their quest to improve the health of Mississippians. Research administration teams are available to assist with grant applications, project execution, and patent filing, ensuring that researchers have the support they need to navigate the research process.

UMMC's centers and institutes bring together scientists and physicians to collaborate on research projects, creating a stronger and more impactful research community. By working together, UMMC is striving to create a healthier Mississippi. For more information, visit their website at www.umc.edu or contact them at 601-984-1000 for general information or 888-815-2005 for patient appointments.