The term "Citrin Center" refers primarily to two distinct organizations with notable contributions in very different fields: the **Citrin Foundation** and the **Jack Citrin Center for Public Opinion Research** at UC Berkeley. 1. **Citrin Foundation** is a non-profit, research-driven, patient-centered organization dedicated to tackling **citrin deficiency**, a rare monogenetic metabolic disorder and urea cycle disorder. Established to advance research and support patients, its mission is twofold: to find effective treatments and ultimately a cure, and to provide lifelong support to affected individuals and their families worldwide. The Foundation has committed USD 30 million over the next decade to fund innovative, multidisciplinary research collaborations with leading scientists globally. It also offers patient support services, aiming to improve the quality of life for those impacted by citrin deficiency. The organization's approach is holistic, focusing not only on medical breakthroughs but also on patient well-being[1][3]. 2. The **Jack Citrin Center for Public Opinion Research** at UC Berkeley, launched in May 2017, is a nonpartisan multidisciplinary academic institution honoring Professor Jack Citrin, a renowned expert on public opinion and political identity. The Center brings together leading scholars nationally and internationally to advance research on public opinion, political culture, and political psychology. It organizes lectures, conferences, original polling, and funds research projects, particularly focusing on issues relevant to the U.S. and California. The Center also supports graduate students and faculty through grants and collaborative programs, maintaining close ties with Berkeley’s Social Science Matrix consortium. It has grown steadily since its founding, contributing significantly to political science research and public discourse[2][4][7][8]. Both organizations are notable for their commitment to advancing knowledge and impact in their respective domains—medical research and public opinion—through collaboration, funding, and community engagement. The Citrin Foundation addresses urgent health challenges with a patient-centered approach, while the Citrin Center fos