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Clinical trials and research at California State Univ-Dominguez Hills
As of November 12, 2026, Find a Trial lists 11 NIH-funded research projects at this institution, with $2.7 million in listed awards. Every study is explained in plain English. Data from ClinicalTrials.gov and NIH RePORTER, updated November 12, 2026.
- 11NIH research projects
NIH-funded research (11)
Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.
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Long-lasting gel for replacing the vitreous in the eye
A new biopolymer gel is being developed to act as a safe, long-term substitute for the eye’s natural vitreous, with the goal of helping people who need vitrectomy maintain retina health.
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Going STRONG Together at CSUDH
A UC2 grant helps CSUDH strengthen its biomedical research environment so that more students and community members can participate in health research.
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Emotional Awareness and Body Signals in Teens After Childhood Hardship
This grant studies how sensing body states and differentiating feelings relate to stress and mental health in youth who faced adversity.
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Understanding How Heparan Sulfate Interacts with Proteins to Influence Immune and Viral Processes
Researchers are studying how complex sugar chains on cell surfaces interact with proteins to influence immune responses and viral infections, with HIV-1 as a starting point.
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Powerful computing engine to boost biomedical education and research at CSU Dominguez Hills
A centralized high-performance computer system will be acquired to help students and faculty develop advanced computational skills for biomedical research.
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2-laser flow cytometer to study immune cells and cancer markers
A 2-laser flow cytometer will be acquired to help study immune cells and cancer-related markers in clinical samples, improving how we analyze cell types and disease signals.
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How early life experiences shape teens' body awareness and emotion skills
This project looks at whether early-life neglect or threat change how children and teens notice bodily signals and name feelings, and how that relates to stress vulnerability.
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Understanding how certain body molecules connect to fight diseases
This project looks at how special sugar molecules in our bodies, called heparan sulfate, link up with proteins to understand their role in conditions like autoimmune diseases and viral infections.
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How maternal stress during pregnancy affects children's ability to manage emotions
This study looks at how stress during pregnancy affects how children manage their emotions, and it’s for expectant moms who might be feeling stressed; we want to find ways to help both moms and their babies feel better and thrive.
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How childhood adversity affects emotional skills and stress in adolescents
This study looks at how tough experiences in childhood can affect teenagers' ability to understand their feelings and handle stress, helping us learn more about why some young people might struggle with their mental health.
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Understanding how heparan sulfate interacts with proteins
This study is looking at how a special sugar in our cells interacts with proteins, especially one related to HIV, to better understand how these interactions affect things like how cells stick together and how our immune system works, which could help in creating new treatments for related diseases.
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