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Canon Stroke & Vascular Research Center
The world-renowned University at Buffalo Canon Stroke and Vascular Research Center focuses on research related to the diagnosis and treatment of vascular disease through minimally invasive invasive image-guided interventions, improved imaging modalities and devices, and better understanding of hemodynamics. The overall goal is to have innovations emerging from the center quickly translated into clinical practice and implemented by industry so that they may directly benefit patients.”
Jacobs Institute
The Jacobs Institute is a medical innovations center focused on accelerating device development in vascular medicine we foster collisions of physicians, engineers, entrepreneurs, and industry all under one roof. The Jacobs Institute’s vision is to improve the treatment of vascular disease in Western New York and the world, while fostering local economic development, and honoring the memory of Lawrence D Jacobs M.D.
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Dunkirk
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John R. Oishei Children’s Hospital
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Erie County Medical Center
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Buffalo General Medical Center
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Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center
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Gates Vascular Institute
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Summit Park Office Complex
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Oishei Children’s Outpatient Center
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Brook Bridge Medical Complex
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Conventus Building
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Comprehensive Neuroscience Center
Surgical Locations: Sisters of Charity Hospital, Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center, Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital, Mercy Hospital of Buffalo, Buffalo General Medical Center, Gates Vascular Institute, Kenmore Mercy Hospital
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Dr. Davies awarded the UB CTSA KL2 grant
The KL2 Research Career Development Program supports state-of-the-art clinical and translational research and provides young investigators with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform high-impact research and succeed in today’s highly competitive research environment.
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