Clinical & Translational Science Institute - University of Rochester Medical Center

National CTSA Consortium

Visit CTSACentral.org for information about the national CTSA program.

The National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences funds the CTSA program.

The mission of the University of Rochester Clinical and Translational Science Institute is to transform biomedical research by accelerating the application of basic science findings to human health problems, developing clinical solutions, testing efficacy, and implementing interventions at the community level. Learn more about translational science.

CTSI News CTSI Town Hall Meeting The next Town Hall Meeting will be held on May 31st from 3:00-4:30 pm in the Saunders Research Building Atrium. Read more here. The Center for Human Experimental Therapeutics will host a Symposium on Pharmacometrics: Modeling and Simulation in Drug Development on June 1st. Read more here. Registration is now open for the Annual Faculty Development Colloquium to be held on June 6th. Read more here. The 4th Annual SCORE Half Day Workshop will be held on June 12th The focus will be on Health Research Management for the Study Coordinator. Read more here.	Featured Service/Program The Study Coordinators Organization for Research and Education (SCORE) is a group that meets monthly to discuss relevant topics, provide networking, provide support in research, and continuing education for URMC Research Coordinators and staff. Read more about SCORE here.
	CTSI Personalities Thomas A. Pearson, MD MPH PhD, Director of the University of Rochester Clinical and Translational Science Institute, explains how science has led to improved public health around the globe. Click here to watch the video.
	Featured Center The mission of the Center for Research Implementation and Translation (CRIT) is to tailor, test, and systematically incorporate clinical research findings into clinical practice, and develop novel research methods for the field. Read more about CRIT here.

NIH Funding Acknowledgement ** Important ** All publications resulting from the utilization of CTSI resources are required to credit the CTSI grant by including the NIH FUNDING ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and must comply with the NIH Public Access Policy.

CTSI Stories

Tom Pearson We’re #1! The CTSI enrolled more volunteers through ResearchMatch than any other CTSA in the last quarter of 2011. Read how in the latest edition of CTSI Stories.