A new class of powerful antibodies may make medication necessary only once or twice a year in some patients.
Gloria Aidoo-Frimpong discusses a major efficacy trial for the game Tumaini and what it means for HIV prevention for youth.
Christen Civiletto's forthcoming book recounts the toxic history of Niagara Falls — and its personal impact on her and her family.
A UB study describes an AI system that aims to help prevent massive fraud in the medical and insurance industries.
Rachael Hinkle’s work with machine learning intersects political science, legal training and computational methods.
A new study shows humpbacks shift pitch when a neighbor joins the song.
A commentary by Calvin Meaney urges discontinuation of outdated tests that are imprecise or disadvantage Black patients.
Evaluation of deep learning tools underscores the strengths, limitations and opportunities for next‑generation hybrid modeling.
The geographer is the first from UB to receive the honor, which recognizes exceptional contributions to the field through research, teaching or outreach.
The goal of the work is to repair and regenerate glands that affect eating, speech and quality of life.
UB public health researcher Lucia Leone develops programs to help people get the most out of the food they receive.
