The Weight Control and Diabetes Research Center
Our Perspective on Obesity
Weight-related health is a complex issue that is heavily influenced by biological and societal factors.
Check out research opportunities!
Many studies offer remote participation options.
Come work with us!
Help us advance the science of healthy living.
We invite you to participate in our research! Many studies can be completed remotely.
The scientists at the Weight Control and Diabetes Research Center want to help you improve your health!
Our work is supported primarily by Federal research grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Read about our current funding sources.
The results of our research are published in peer-reviewed scientific journals. Many of the articles are freely available to the public.
Explore opportunities to work as part of our dynamic team of scientists and health professionals on important behavioral medicine research!
We are training the next generation of behavioral medicine researchers via internships and postdoctoral fellowships.
Undergraduate students and others may apply to volunteer on our research studies for hands-on experience in the health sciences.
Weight-related health is a complex issue that is heavily influenced by biological and societal factors.
Weight-related health is a complex issue that is heavily influenced by biological and societal factors.
Online resources are available to support a healthy lifestyle. Check out some of our recommendations here.
Our faculty, staff, and trainees bring a diversity of expertise and perspectives to our work.
We invite potential research participants, community members and organizations, fellow scientists, and the media to contact us directly.
How to get to the Center
We invite you to participate in our research! Many studies can be completed remotely.
The scientists at the Weight Control and Diabetes Research Center want to help you improve your health!
Our work is supported primarily by Federal research grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Read about our current funding sources.
The results of our research are published in peer-reviewed scientific journals. Many of the articles are freely available to the public.
Explore opportunities to work as part of our dynamic team of scientists and health professionals on important behavioral medicine research!
We are training the next generation of behavioral medicine researchers via internships and postdoctoral fellowships.
Undergraduate students and others may apply to volunteer on our research studies for hands-on experience in the health sciences.
Weight-related health is a complex issue that is heavily influenced by biological and societal factors.
Weight-related health is a complex issue that is heavily influenced by biological and societal factors.
Online resources are available to support a healthy lifestyle. Check out some of our recommendations here.
Our faculty, staff, and trainees bring a diversity of expertise and perspectives to our work.
We invite potential research participants, community members and organizations, fellow scientists, and the media to contact us directly.
How to get to the Center.