News

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.

Creative Scientist Workshop to explore the past, present and future of remote trials
10/20/21
The free, virtual Creative Scientist Workshop on November 9 will study the challenges and the opportunities presented by remote trials, and features a lineup of nationally renowned speakers.
Virtual CTSI Pilot Studies Colloquium set for October 15
10/5/21
The CTSI Translational Pilot Studies Program Clinical and Translational Research Colloquium on October 15 will include presentations from 2019-20 Pilot Studies award recipients.
Distinguished Seminar Series returns with a look at cancer immunotherapy
9/15/21
Dario A. Vignali, PhD, School of Medicine, University of Pittsburgh, opens the series on October 6 with a presentation on “Immune Inhibitory Mechanisms in Cancer."
Community of Scholars seminar examines genomic data science
9/15/21
The series, which invites speakers to explore topics addressing health disparities and clinical and translational research, features Stephanie C. Hicks, PhD, on September 27.
How community contributions are impacting UB research
9/1/21
The CTSI's Community Engagement Studio Program is informing research design and leading to culturally relevant interventions and meaningful outcomes.
‘Research Roundtable’ features IRB, CRO news
9/1/21
A new section in the CTSI's Translational Spotlight newsletter will share the latest news and updates from UB’s Institutional Review Board (IRB) and Clinical Research Office (CRO).
A legacy of support: Highlighting Cain’s impact on the CTSI
8/18/21
As Michael E. Cain, MD, vice president for health sciences and dean of the Jacobs School, prepares to step down, CTSI Director Timothy F. Murphy, MD, reflects on Cain’s impact on the CTSI.
Igniting Hope: ‘Healing Historical Trauma from Racist Research, Policies and Practices’
8/3/21
The two days feature an in-person “Walk of Healing” and a virtual conference, titled “Healing Historical Trauma from Racist Research, Policies and Practices.”
Micro-credential program teaches students to see diabetes from a patient’s point-of-view
7/21/21
The student-led Diabetes Mentorship Program at the University at Buffalo offers a unique way for students to acquire a working knowledge of diabetes management and treatment.