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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.

Expert-led Open Research Office presentations return on September 27
8/16/23
The CTSI’s Open Research Office Zoom sessions featuring expert guest speakers return on September 27 with “Pathways to IRB Review.”
‘One of the world’s most advanced scanners’: What UB researchers need to know
8/2/23
The new Philips MR 7700 MRI scanner, which is located on the seventh floor of the CTRC, can transform the work of UB researchers.
Connecting clinical and translational researchers with the power of AI
7/19/23
UB experts are helping researchers to understand AI, and the ways in which it can help them solve societally challenging problems.
CTSI seminar examines approaches for improving social cognition and behavior
7/5/23
Social cognition and behavior will be the focus of the next CTSI Community of Scholars Seminar at the CTRC and on Zoom on July 21.
CTSI enhances online educational resources for clinical researchers
6/21/23
Recent enhancements to the CTSI’s online library of asynchronous videos from UB content experts include the addition of category types.
Defining translational science — and why it matters
6/7/23
Discover how translational science is helping researchers overcome bottlenecks and roadblocks to accelerate new healthcare innovations.
Dean Brashear to discuss ‘bench to bedside,’ neuroscience at CTSI seminar
5/17/23
VP for Health Sciences and Dean of the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences Allison Brashear, MD, MBA, will discuss her research on June 13.
Watch 2023 CTSI Annual Forum videos now
5/17/23
Watch videos from the 2023 CTSI Annual Forum, which featured distinguished presenters and varied topics.
Stanford’s Utz explores autoantibodies in COVID-19 at CTSI seminar
5/3/23
The link between autoimmunity and infection is the focus of the upcoming UB CTSI Distinguished Speaker Seminar featuring PJ Utz, MD, Stanford University.

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