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CTSI Matchmaking through UNYTE : Extending Researchers’ Reach 2017

CTSI Matchmaking through UNYTE : Extending Researchers’ Reach 2017. Karen Vitale, MSEd Program Manager, GR-PBRN & UNYTE. UNYTE Translational Research Network. UNYTE Mission & Vision.

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CTSI Matchmaking through UNYTE : Extending Researchers’ Reach 2017

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  1. CTSI Matchmaking through UNYTE: Extending Researchers’ Reach2017 Karen Vitale, MSEdProgram Manager, GR-PBRN & UNYTE

  2. UNYTE Translational Research Network

  3. UNYTE Mission & Vision Mission:  UNYTE fosters transdisciplinary and trans-institutional collaborations and engages community and regional partners to demonstrate and disseminate methods and approaches to advance translational research.  Vision:   By 2020, UNYTE will be a replicable model environment for research across the translational spectrum, conducted by inter-institutional, transdisciplinary patient-and community-engaged teams.

  4. UNYTE Member Institutions

  5. UNYTE Member Current Federal HHS Funding

  6. Resources UNYTE has also developed a custom NIH RePORTER Database of NIH funded grants and contracts awarded to UNYTE institutions. The Research Project Database is an on-line, searchable inventory of research projects at UNYTE institutions. The information may help users find collaborators or mentors across UNYTE with the database search tools.

  7. UNYTE Scientific Sessions Purpose: To bring together researchers, clinical leaders, and data scientists from across UNYTE institutions to spark interdisciplinary collaborations in practice-based research, clinical innovation, patient engagement, and research recruitment. We will explore what research brings to the clinical enterprise, what clinical insights bring to research, and the power of the partnerships to inspire and focus health research for maximum impact. Past Scientific Sessions Upcoming Scientific Sessions June 2017 Stay tuned September 2017 Precision Medicine - Albany College of Pharmacy &Health Sciences

  8. UNYTE Funding Opportunities CTSI Pilot Studies Program – UNYTE Category The UNYTE award category is intended to stimulate new interinstitutional collaborations in health research. Investigators are encouraged to develop an innovative, team-based approach to a problem in health research that reflects the particular strengths of the members and their institutions. I Past awardees

  9. UNYTE Funding Opportunities (cont.) NCATS R21 program (PAR-16-343) Limited Competition: Exploratory CTSA Collaborative Innovation  Awards • Applications must involve investigators from at least 2 active CTSA institutions. • Purpose is to “support highly innovative, exploratory, collaborative research projects in the NCATS’ Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA) program, with the goal of assessing utility and feasibility of proposed innovation(s).” • Investigators may request a project period of up to two years. The combined budget for direct costs for the two year project period may not exceed $275,000. No more than $200,000 may be requested in any single year. ·

  10. UNYTE/PBRN Nexus We coordinate with two other UNYTE Partners’ Practice-Based Research Networks • SALT-NET at SUNY Upstate Medical • UNYNET at SUNY University at Buffalo

  11. Contact us Contact the Research Help Desk at ResearchHelp@urmc.rochester.edu or contact unyte@urmc.rochester.edu

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