RENAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

A highly diverse
team imagining
the undiscovered

ABOUT THE RENAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

The heart of RRI’s capacity for innovation is our ability to examine complex problems through multiple lenses.

The Renal Research Institute (RRI) is an internationally recognized incubator of ideas, treatment processes, and technologies to improve the lives of kidney patients. RRI’s leadership in computational biomedicine and data analytics, as well as our access to a large patient population, accelerates the pace of scientific discoveries and their translation into applied medicine. Our team includes some of the brightest minds from around the world, who, along with their disciplinary expertise, bring a deep understanding of global healthcare issues and challenges.

Jointly provided by Amedco, LLC & Columbia University

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Jointly provided by Amedco, LLC & Columbia University

Jointly provided by Amedco, LLC & Columbia University

 

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Celebrating 25 years

For 25 years Renal Research Institute has worked with the brightest minds in nephrology as a global incubator for the latest ideas, research, computational medicine, data analytics, technology and treatments that improves the lives of our patients living with chronic kidney disease. These 25 years of breakthrough science and advancements is truly a feat to celebrate, and worth recognizing , as we continue to try and make a positive difference in the lives of the people we serve.

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Our Research

RRI’s pioneering leadership in computational biomedicine and data analytics drives breakthroughs, including the introduction of virtual clinical trials and smartphone-based diagnostics. Not only does our interdisciplinary approach foster wide-ranging research within the global framework of Fresenius Medical Care, it encourages collaboration with academic institutions in the United States, Asia, Europe, Latin America, and Africa.

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    Hemodialysis International
    Jul 21, 2023

    Interactions between intradialytic central venous oxygen sat...

    Priscila Preciado, Laura Rosales, Hanjie Zhang, Je...

    Abstract Introduction: In maintenance hemodialysis (HD) patients, low central venous oxygen saturation (ScvO2 ) and small decline in relative blood volume (RBV) have been associated with adverse outcomes. Here we explore the joint association between ScvO2 and RBV change in relation to all-cause mortality. Methods: We conducted a retrospective study in maintenance HD patients with central venous catheters as...

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    Jun 02, 2023

    Fresenius Medical Care wins CIO 100 Award for novel tool to ...

    The Renal Research Institute (RRI) and Fresenius Medical Care’s Digital Technology and Innovation (DTI) team developed a secure, high frequency data pipeline that collects real-time data from dialysis machines and medical sensors at clinics across the United States. In recognition of this project, Fresenius Medical Care has won the prestigious CIO 100 Award. Fresenius Medical...

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  • LATEST EPISODE

    Apr 27, 2022

    Solutes, Scaling, Sex: are we getting the dosing of dialysis, right?

    Join Dr. Peter Kotanko, MD, FASN, Head of Biomedical Evidence Generation and Renal Research Institute, and John Daugirdas, MD, FACP, FASN, Clinical Professor of Medicine at the University of Illinois School of Medicine at Chicago, as they discuss aspects around dialysis patient prescription.
    Join Dr. Peter Kotanko, MD, FASN, Head of Biomedical Evidence Generation and Renal Research Institute, and John Daugirdas, MD, FACP, FASN, Clinical Professor of Medicine at the University of Illinois School of Medicine at Chicago, as they discuss aspects around dialysis patient prescription.

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