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Clinical and Translational Science Institute

Aerial view of the Clinical and Translational Research Center building that houses the Clinical and Translational Science Institute in downtown Buffalo.

UB’s Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) leverages the strengths of the Buffalo Translational Consortium to advance translational research, from basic science to clinical applications that improve patient outcomes.

Graph showing the Clinical and Translational Science Institute as the coordinating center of the Buffalo Translational Consortium.

The infographic shows how the Clinical and Translational Science Institute serves as the hub for the entire Buffalo Translational Consortium (BTC). The BTC is a regional collaboration of the University at Buffalo health sciences schools, leading clinical institutions, research institutes and community organizations. 

CTSI's Vision

Advancing clinical and translational science in order to reduce health disparities and improve the health of the community and the nation.

People who participate in clinical research have better health outcomes, have more cost-efficient care and are more satisfied with their health care. Therefore, the Clinical and Translational Science Institute and other Buffalo Translational Consortium members are committed to engaging with the residents of Western New York. The team-based approach to engagement includes health care providers, research staff, trainees and faculty. 

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