Stay in touch with research developments featuring UB CTSI investigators and other newsworthy accomplishments from around the Buffalo Translational Consortium and the national Clinical and Translational Science Award network.
During his keynote at the CTSI Annual Forum on March 17, John R. Mascola, MD, focused on what enabled the rapid COVID-19 vaccine response and discussed future pandemic preparedness.
The CTSI Annual Forum on March 17 highlighted the CTSI's efforts from the last year and featured presentations from 2019 and 2020 Clinical Research Achievement Award winners and finalists.
UB researchers like Gabriela K. Popescu, PhD, are finding success with a team science-based approach that brings forth more motivated and effective team members.
The recent I-Corps@NCATS program information session is available for viewing now. The program assists in bringing a new innovation to market at an accelerated pace while reducing the risk that an innovation will fail.
The new UB CTSI Health Inequities Workshop Series is designed to help health practitioners and researchers gain the knowledge and skills needed to understand health inequities.
Researchers interested in filling recruitment goals through the use of paid media can utilize the services of UB’s university-wide media buying vendor.
Nationally recognized researcher John R. Mascola, MD, will be the keynote speaker at the CTSI Annual Forum on March 17. The Director of the Dale and Betty Bumpers Vaccine Research Center, NAID, NIH, will take an in-depth look at COVID-19 vaccines.
UB's I-Corps@NCATS program is ideal for a technology or idea in the life sciences such as therapeutics, biologics, diagnostics, devices, and health IT/services. The five-week virtual training program starts on April 15.