http://www.iupui.edu/~solctr/research/ Through the Solution Center, IUPUI will share its expertise in research, from unraveling the mysteries of Genomics to economic and community development. The Solution Center identifies and strengthens campus connections that allow industry representatives and businesses to access resesearch, resources, and technology available at IUPUI. http://www.iupui.edu/~solctr/research/details.php?id=228 CEQL is composed of three core areas: the administrative core, the biostatistics core, and the research development and dissemination core. CEQL\'s overall goal is to advance knowledge related to improving the health-related quality of life (HRQL) in persons with chronic conditions across the life span. http://www.iupui.edu/~solctr/research/details.php?id=329 CityNet is a World Health Organization (WHO), Collaborating Center in Healthy Cities. Our Mission is to provide information that will encourage communities to build a safe and healthy environment within urban areas. http://www.iupui.edu/~solctr/research/details.php?id=288 Walther Cancer Institute\'s mission is to eliminate cancer as a cause of suffering and death by conducting research into the prevention, causes and cures of the many forms of the disease. The Mary Margaret Walther Program focuses on research that involves human behavior and the adaptation that patients and families make to cancer. The mission of the Mary Margaret Walther Program is to increase cancer prevention/control, improve quality of life, and improve comprehensive palliative care. http://www.iupui.edu/~solctr/research/details.php?id=340 The Center engages in community health development through research, education, and professional service. The focus is on promoting a multi-sectoral approach to improving the health of communities. The current terms of reference include: To collaborate in the identification of research needs relevant to the Healthy Cities Movement; To conduct and collaborate in the planning and execution of quantitative and qualitative research relevant to the Healthy Cities Movement; To collaborate in the development of a global database and issue periodic reports on the Healthy Cities Movement; To provide research training opportunities for fellow visiting scientists and research trainees of the Organization and from countries throughout this and other WHO regions; To organize and host national and international conferences and congresses on issues relevant to the Healthy Cities Movement; To promote information exchange about Healthy Cities programs, research and resources.