We're preparing the next generation of clinical and translational researchers. Programs support outstanding junior faculty and senior fellows.

We support the efforts of investigators with the material resources and expert assistance they need to develop, test and implement innovative health care solutions.

Western New Yorkers are benefitting from the growth of clinical research on the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus, all led by UB’s health sciences schools.

The K12 Faculty Scholar Program in Implementation Science is helping to move biomedical discoveries the last step of the way into health care practice.

A UB professor of biochemistry and pediatrics was on Robert Guthrie's team that pioneered newborn screening programs worldwide in the '60s and '70s.

A highly competitive, $15 million, four-year NIH grant is helping to jump start state-of-the-art clinical and translational research in Western New York.

Since 2015, the University at Buffalo has increased by more than 30 percent the funding it receives to conduct clinical trials, while the number of Western New Yorkers participating in UB clinical research has grown by two-thirds.

Core Competency Workshops provide researchers and trainees with an efficient approach to developing and enhancing research skills. More information here.

UB's CTSI brings together scientists from across the Buffalo Translational Consortium, a partnership among 20 leading health care, research and community organizations.

The vision for UB's CTSI is to improve the health of our community through the development, testing and sharing of novel approaches to health care. 

Using local institutional support and an award from the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, the CTSI funded 11 projects in the 2018-19 cycle.

We bring together researchers and administrators to address topics vital to launching, sustaining and completing a successful clinical or behavioral research project.