Safar Center for Resuscitation Research of the University of Pittsburgh

Student Research Daymore >

Student Research Day at the Safar Center, an annual event held in August for summer trainees.
Birth of CPRmore >

Classic photo from 1956 of Dr. Peter Safar in the development of mouth-to-mouth resuscitation component of Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR). Dr. Safar is positioned behind the Anesthesia machine on the left, managing the airway. Dr. Safar is known as the father of modern day resuscitation.
Physical Medicine and Rehab Researchmore >

Trainees from the laboratory of Safar Center Associate Director Dr. Anthony Kline in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. The Safar Center is a multi-departmental research facility focused on translational studies in resuscitation medicine from the field to rehabilitation.
30th Anniversary Celebrationmore >

Faculty, staff, alumni, trainees and guests celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Safar Center in 2009.

Peter & Eva Safar Lecturer Dr. David G. Nichols speaks to a student presenter at the...

Safar Center Faculty members, Ruchira Jha MD, and Shaun Carlson, PhD, have been awarded grants by the ...

Safar Center Associate Director Sherry Chou, PhD, just received a notice of award for her new R21 grant, titled “...

Ihuoma Njoku (pictured second from the right), a graduating medical student working under the mentorship of...

Onome Oghifobibi, MD, a second-year fellow conducting research under the mentorship of Dr. Mioara Manole...

Michael Wolf, MD, earned his B.A. degree in molecular and cell biology, with a neuroscience emphasis,...

Alicia Alcamo, MD, obtained her B.S. in Biology at Elizabethtown College. It was during this time she had...

Jessica Wallisch was born and raised in Kansas where she completed her undergraduate studies in biology and gerontology...

Amery Treble-Barna completed her undergraduate degree in psychology at the University of Toronto before...

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