ECONOMIC IMPACT

The CoE's scientific mission goes hand-in-hand with its mission to drive economic development in the Buffalo Niagara region and New York State. The CoE generates new life sciences ideas and technologies. These ideas and technologies produce opportunity. The CoE pursues research in the mechanistic process of human disease with the goal of developing diagnostics tools and therapeutic interventions, preventive treatment and other disease management devices and processes to promote the health and well being of the population. Turning discoveries into actual products and services is where the CoE's technology transfer and commercialization resources come into play.

The progress report below for the region's life sciences activities from 2001 to 2005 indicates a positive trend associated with the approach to integrating translational research combined with economic development and business support services.

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Events

To view the complete list of events and event details, please visit our Events page.

"Smart Solutions for Small Businesses" featuring David Oestreicher from ROI Financial Group, COE Corporate Sponsor. Click here to register.

"Ideas into Revenue: Why Starting a Company Makes Sense" featuring Dr. Thenkurussi Kesavadas, UB faculty and founder of Simulated Surgical Systems. Click here to register.

2012 Venture Forum - May 16-17, 2012, Buffalo, NY. To learn more, visit www.brightbuffaloniagara.com  

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News

UB's New Medical Research Building Will Benefit Patients and the Region
2/2/2012 - BUFFALO, NY - "The stage is set for some important medical advances at the University at Buffalo's Clinical and Translational Research Center (CTRC)..." [Read On...]

Donation in Name of Holm Could Net UB $2M
1/23/2012 - BUFFALO, NY - "An anonymous donation from a University at Buffalo faculty member, which could eventually total as much as $1 million, is intended to establish a research fund in honor of the late UB faculty member Bruce Holm..." [Read On...] Buffalo News article.Tech Transfer Tactics article. UB News article.

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