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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.

Pilot studies awardees take center stage at December 12 CTSI colloquium
12/4/24
The 2024 CTSI Pilot Studies Colloquium will be held on Thursday, December 12.
Investigators are embracing the studio model for community feedback
11/20/24
UB investigators have found that feedback from Community Engagement Studio sessions can have a major impact on their studies.
NCATS award will support multi-site study to evaluate remote trials
11/6/24
A multi-site study featuring investigators from the UB CTSI, Roswell Park, and other CTSA hubs was recently awarded a $2.1 million grant from NCATS.
NCATS Strategic Plan to advance translational science, improve health outcomes
10/16/24
The 2025-2030 NCATS Strategic Plan will guide efforts to turn research observations into health solutions through translational science.
Researchers discuss the state of telemedicine and its future
10/2/24
University at Buffalo researchers discuss the impact of telemedicine on healthcare and what the future may hold for telehealth.
Learn from the experts as CTSI Open Research Office sessions return
9/18/24
Research contracts are the focus as CTSI Open Research Office Zoom presentations return on Wednesday, October 16.
Downloadable table offers comprehensive ClinicalTrials.gov guidance
9/4/24
UB CTSI ClinicalTrials.gov administrators have developed a table that summarizes registration and reporting requirements.
Igniting Hope 2024: ‘Building an Environmentally Just Community’
8/21/24
The 2024 Igniting Hope Conference, titled “Building an Environmentally Just Community,” will be held at the Jacobs School on Saturday, September 21.
Early recruitment consultations, stronger grant applications
8/7/24
Researchers who consult with the CTSI team early in the grant application process have found their applications to be stronger and their success rates to be higher.

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