Individuals with the highest levels of IL-6 in their blood had twice the chance of coronary-related death versus the ones with lower levels.
Joseph Basalla researches how FOXG1’s flexible regions and the tiny droplets they form may help regulate gene expression.
Study from the School of Management reports that political battles stem from opposing views on who is vulnerable to harm.
Stephanie Vander Wel writes in The Conversation that few female country artists wielded humor as deftly as Parton did.
Management study finds that a firm’s accounting department turnover may contribute to lower financial reporting quality.
The invention offers a quick, reliable way to measure recycled plastic content in commercial products.
UB team designed a workflow that combines image-processing techniques with AI to interpret photos submitted through CrowdHydrology.
UB researchers are exploring why female head and neck cancer patients tend to get the worst of it.
Jason Sprowl received a National Cancer Institute grant to study how the body processes and responds to a popular chemotherapy drug.
UB-led research reveals that a tiny chemical difference between RNA and DNA helps explain why RNA more readily organizes into droplets when temperatures rise.
