Translational Spotlight: Building circadian medicine

5/19/22

Research on the genetic basis of the mammalian circadian clock will be featured at the CTSI Distinguished Speaker Seminar on June 1.

5/10/22

The CTSI community newsletter explores UB’s Brain Train, a program designed to help the community better understand brain health and disease.

CTSI Translational Pilot Studies Program

1/21/22

The CTSI awarded 13 new grants in 2022 to support innovative translational research projects in Western New York.

Vaccine infographic available for download in 15 languages

7/21/21

In order to help explain how a vaccine works, the CTSI and community partners created downloadable, multi-language infographics.

How UB's COVID-19 modeling workgroup helped save lives

2/17/21

When COVID-19 hit, local leaders tasked Peter Winkelstein, MD, with leading modeling efforts to project the path of the pandemic.

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How you can participate in clinical research

There are many ways members of the public can participate in research, from focus groups to patient advocacy groups to volunteering in a clinical study. Participants report feeling more satisfied with their health care and can potentially gain access to new treatments available only to research volunteers.

NEWS

Building circadian medicine at a pediatric hospital
5/17/22
Research on the genetic basis of the mammalian circadian clock that has been central to progress in the field of chronobiology will be featured at the next CTSI Distinguished Speaker Seminar.
Reaching out to clinical trial participants: A recruitment guide for investigators
5/4/22
Investigators at UB have access to a wide variety of tools designed to enhance recruitment and retention. In addition, CTSI staff are available for consultations and guidance.