primary_duns:
824771034
Elm & Carlton Streets
Buffalo, NY 14263-0001
United Stateshttps://www.roswellpark.org/shared-resources/genomicscite this facility
Amy Troutman
0009-0003-4492-9428The Genomics Shared Resource (GSR) offers sample-to-data services, with an expert technical staff performing all aspects of sample preparation, QC, assay design and analysis.
The GSR is a broadly functioning core that provides an integrated set of tools and services for genomic analysis. Our long-standing history and contribution to the Human Genome Program through clone generation, high throughput mapping, array technology development and distribution of these resources worldwide provides a track record documenting our expertise.
The suite of technology and platform offerings virtually encompasses all available genomics platforms, allowing tremendous flexibility and complete research solutions including full-service sample to data offerings, training and education on instruments and methodologies, complete discovery/screening to validation services, and full Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) request, workflow and sample management.
is_active:
Yesbudget_end:
04/30/2026date_added:
08/02/2025agency_code:
NIHfiscal_year:
2025project_num:
5P30CA016056-48award_amount:
$4,468,904.00budget_start:
05/01/2025org_name:
ROSWELL PARK CANCER INSTITUTE CORPorg_state:
NYorg_country:
UNITED STATESorg_zipcode:
142630001primary_duns:
824771034abstract_text:
Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center (Roswell Park), established in 1898 is one of a small number of freestanding, NCI-designated, comprehensive cancer centers and the only comprehensive center in New York State (NYS) outside of Manhattan. The sole mission of the Center is to eliminate cancer's grip on humanity through cancer research, treatment, prevention and education. The Cancer Center which is in its 46th year of funding, is currently organized around 4 research programs, 9 shared resources, a clinical trial infrastructure that prioritizes investigator-initiated and innovative clinical trials that are a product of the research programs and a community outreach and engagement (COE), Cancer Research Training & Education Coordination (CRTEC) that are interactive, cross-functioning and responsive to our catchment area. The Cancer Center supports 145 members and has recruited 162 new faculty since the previous review with 42 of them new members of the CCSG. Our cancer-relevant direct grant funding is currently $79M with 49% ($39M) coming from the NCI, a more than doubling of our NCI funding from 2018 with over 56% of funding in program/multi-PI type grants that underscores our commitment to collaborative research. Our high impact papers have increased to 29% from 10% in 2018 resulting in practice, paradigm and policy changing research. We have increased our focus on our community outreach and engagement, and we have an enhanced approach to our community and catchment area needs. The Specific Aims over the next 5 years are as follows: Aim 1: Innovation: To be a leader in the development of innovative approaches in cancer research across basic, clinical and population sciences to improve the quality of care for our patients in our catchment area and beyond. Aim 2: Translation: To enhance collaborative efforts between basic, clinical and population scientists toward the more effective translation of our discoveries into paradigm changing patient practices and interventions and policies. Aim 3: Education: To train and develop the next generation of scientists and physicians through innovative oncology-focused programs that continue to develop translational opportunities across the clinic, the basic science and population science areas. Aim 4: Community: To ensure that the needs and priorities of communities in our catchment area are catalyzing high- impact science with a specific focus on strategies drive rapid translation of scientific advances to reduce the cancer burden in our catchment area and beyond. Aim 5: To promote a culture of fairness, accountability, integrity and respect across our cancer center employees, scientists, physicians, nurses and healthcare staff, students and trainees and leadership toward a more productive workplace and to serve our community more effectively. Roswell Park continues to play a primary role in discovery and innovation in basic science findings that enable us to deliver the best cancer care to our patients in New York State, around the country and around the world.project_title:
Roswell Park Cancer Center Support Grantcontact_pi_name:
JOHNSON, CANDACE Stotal_cost:
$4,468,904.00Services are offerred outside of
Consulting is offerred outside of Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center
Last Updated: 04/29/2026
