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Centers and Institutes

CenterDate Est.Mission/GoalReporting Channel
9/17/2020To enable and facilitate collaborative, multi-investigator, multi-disciplinary, multi-campus and regional research involving major research instrumentation.Office for Research and Economic Development
Alabama Center for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence11/3/2023To promote five AI-oriented grand challenges through research projects and activities: (1) the science of artificial intelligence and learning; (2) human-centered artificial intelligence; (3) the ethical development, dissemination, and use of AI; (4) preparing a life-long learning AI workforce; and (5) establishing AI research and education community and driving industry-university collaboration.Lee J. Styslinger Jr. College of Engineering
11/8/2019To become a magnet program for UA Innovators, Inventors and Entrepreneurs (faculty, staff, and students) as well as the people who support their work (e.g. investors, business leaders, and community members).Culverhouse College of Business
10/1/1979To increase the level of international trade activity throughout Alabama, fostering development and expansion of the state’s economy.Office for Research and Economic Development
2/3/2017To undertake basic and applied research into the human condition in an effort to improve life, reduce unnecessary illness, avoidable death and eliminate health inequalities.Office for Research and Economic Development
11/5/2021To meet the research and development needs for transportation, mobility, and power.Component center in the Alabama Transportation Institute / Office for Research and Economic Development
1/1/1986To enhance productivity and quality in Alabama firms and thereby stimulate the state’s economic climate.Culverhouse College of Business
9/15/1995To conduct research directly related to critical real estate issues in Alabama.Culverhouse College of Business
1/1/1972To coordinate research activities; to conduct research in gerontology; to provide consulting services; to provide graduate/undergraduate instruction in gerontology; and to provide in-service training program.Barefield College of Arts & Sciences
1/1/1979To serve as resource for making census data available for research throughout state.Component center housed within the Center for Business & Economic Research (CBER) / Culverhouse College of Business
2/3/2017To engage in basic and applied research in the area of surface transportation.Office for Research and Economic Development
2/3/2017Key component of the Alabama Transportation Institute (ATI). Will advance technology required for future mobility systems and facilitate strategic planning for transportation infrastructure, both freight and passenger vehicles.Component center in the Alabama Transportation Institute / Office for Research and Economic Development
9/18/1998A multidisciplinary research center that provides industry with novel ideas, scientific consultation, and highly educated workforce for next generation vehicle technologies.Lee J. Styslinger Jr. College of Engineering
4/19/2009To implementat and utilize technologies to enhance public safety and well-being of the citizens of Alabama and the nation.Lee J. Styslinger Jr. College of Engineering
7/31/1978To conduct research in business & economics to develop annual & quarterly econometric models at state & substate levels.Culverhouse College of Business
9/17/2021To meet the research and development needs for convergent bioscience and medicine.Component center in the Alabama Life Research Institute / Office for Research and Economic Development
Child Development Research Center1/1/1931Engages in community-based research, outreach, and service activities focused on young children and families.College of Human Environmental Sciences
4/10/2015To provide highly credible information and research insight for the benefit of various stakeholders — including policymakers, the public, insurance companies, intermediaries, trade groups, and others who need information concerning the management of risk — that contribute to the economic development of Alabama.Culverhouse College of Business
2/4/2022To promote the health and wellbeing of individuals and communities affected by substance use disorders in Alabama and beyond through innovative, state of the science, and culturally responsive research that reduces health disparities, improves health equity, and addresses social determinants of health.Capstone College of Nursing
9/13/2013To bring together researchers focusing on the physical infrastructure that supports our communities, quality of life, and economy.Lee J. Styslinger Jr. College of Engineering
12/4/1998To advance technology in transportation education and research and then transfer technologies over multiple disciplines.Lee J. Styslinger Jr. College of Engineering
2/3/2017To develop solutions for better water quality for people in our area, state, nation and around the world.Office for Research and Economic Development
9/15/1995To organize research efforts across departments in a formal structure; to facilitate professional interactions with faculty in similar areas in different departments within the University; to expand educational opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students in all associated departments; and to enhance our ability to compete for extramural funds.Barefield College of Arts & Sciences
4/6/2018To conduct interdisciplinary research center that engages in basic and applied research in the area of water quality.Lee J. Styslinger Jr. College of Engineering
2/3/2017To conduct interdisciplinary research in the area of sensing soil moisture, snow, and ice.Lee J. Styslinger Jr. College of Engineering
1/1/1974To serve children, families, and teachers at the local, regional, and national level through innovative reading and writing development and instruction research.College of Education
2/4/2005To help develop and recognize outstanding diverse public relations leaders, role models, and mentors to advance ethical public relations in an evolving, global society.College of Communication and Information Sciences
1/1/1966To assist in the expansion of int’l dimension of the activities of all students & faculty members of the Univ.Office for Academic Affairs
10/1/1974To serve as training facility for 48 family practice residents and 65 medical students, as well as fellowship in Sports Medicine, Hospitalist Medicine, Obstetrics, Psychiatry, Emergency Medicine and Geriatrics. In addition to the main UMC clinic on the UA campus, satellite clinics are now located in Northport, Demopolis, Carrollton, Fayette, and Livingston.College of Community Health Sciences
2/6/2015To develop scholarly research collaborations and exchanges for faculty and students with institutions and programs in Cuba.Barefield College of Arts & Sciences
4/8/2005To promote excellence in teaching and research about the American South; to create new and innovative research opportunities for undergraduates.Barefield College of Arts & Sciences
11/8/2013To further research in ethical development and supporting the measures that have been developed by Center affiliates.College of Education
12/4/1998To explore the role and influence of tobacco historically and in contemporary society through and interdisciplinary approach that involves research, education, and service and community outreach.College of Community Health Sciences
6/16/2006To serve as a resource for education in Alabama, and training graduate students in violence prevention research methods.Barefield College of Arts & Sciences
8/15/1985To provide formal and nontraditional instruction in 19 languages.Barefield College of Arts & Sciences
5/7/1985To provide research and design assistance to faculty and students in the social sciences.Barefield College of Arts & Sciences
3/30/1990To enhance faculty research and graduate education; to attract external contracts and grants; and to develop collaborative research efforts among faculty within and outside UA.College of Communication and Information Sciences
6/19/2015To provide education, training and research in Analytics for students in an academic environment as well as industry management and practitioners in a corporate environment.Culverhouse College of Business
6/22/2001To facilitate the highest attainable standard of health for those who live, work, or play in rural Alabama by investigating not only disease and infirmity but also factors associated with physical, mental, and social well-being.College of Community Health Sciences
2/3/2023To serve as a hub for transdisciplinary innovation and social impact through on-campus and other campus programs, including the student business plan competition, the BIG Ideas Contest. To actively promote an ecosystem of innovation and social impact throughout the state. To serve as a hub for retention efforts for students graduating from the University.Honors College
6/16/2017To offer unique, cutting edge and interdisciplinary pre- medical training.Barefield College of Arts & Sciences
2/3/2023To strengthen the multidisciplinary research on The University of Alabama campus in the field of polymers and soft materials.Lee J. Styslinger Jr. College of Engineering with general oversight by the Office for Research and Economic Development
The Shelby Institute for Policy & Leadership2/3/2023The Shelby Institute for Policy and Leadership is a nonpartisan, interdisciplinary and student-focused establishment dedicated to educating and training future leaders of the state and nation.Office for Academic Affairs
11/8/2019To conduct rigorous, federally-funded research in the areas of positive behavioral interventions and supports (PBIS) and school-based mental health services (also known as the Interconnected Systems Framework).College of Education
C.T. and Kelley Fitzpatrick Center for Value Investing2/7/2020To provide an educational and training resource for UA students and to promote the principles and practice of value investing to investors and the investment industry.Culverhouse College of Business
4/9/2020To facilitate interdisciplinary, innovative research on autism spectrum disorder at the University of Alabama.Barefield College of Arts & Sciences
1/1/1980To strengthen Alabama’s economy by providing management and technical assistance to start-up and existing small businesses in all 67 counties.Office for Research and Economic Development
 To solve critical problems identified collaboratively by community members and the University.Division of Community Affairs
6/4/2021To investigate science applications that would enable analysis of environmental (in)security with regards to the water, food, energy, and health nexus.Component center in the Alabama Water Institute / Office for Research and Economic Development
6/4/2021To develop the systems and technologies necessary to enable point-of-need manufacturing.Lee J. Styslinger Jr. College of Engineering
6/10/2022To promote nonfiction work that balances individual artistic vision with a broad sense of social responsibility.College of Communication & Information Sciences
9/12/2025To advance scientific discovery, applied research, industry engagement, and economic development through innovative computational solutions.Office for Research & Economic Development

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