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UB-HWI center receives NIH funding
9/4/26
The National Crystallization Center has contributed to groundbreaking research on SARS-CoV2, nicotine addiction and antibiotic resistance.

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Examining impulse control
9/5/13
A study led by UB faculty member Leonard Epstein has found that behavioral interventions that improve willpower can work just as well with overweight/obese women as with lean women.
Creating effective leaders
9/5/13
The new Center for Leadership and Organizational Effectiveness will significantly advance research and teaching in the area of leadership and its impact on organizational effectiveness.
Studying remission in juvenile arthritis patients
9/5/13
A study led by UB faculty member James Jarvis provides insight into why children in remission from rheumatoid arthritis often experience recurrences.
Use of menthol cigarettes increases
9/5/13
A new UB study has found an increase in menthol cigarette use among young adults.
Molecule may decrease harm to elderly heart
8/29/13
Forty percent reduction in the amount of heart muscle damaged during myocardial infarction
Read more into the words of Tedlock's new book
8/29/13
UB ethnopoeticist and translator Dennis Tedlock's photos of loss, decay and startling beauty inspire stories that reveal the worlds they represent.
Sculpture of folded steel rises in the shadow of Buffalo’s grain elevators
8/29/13
At the foot of Buffalo's towering grain elevators, two UB architects are building a 20-foot-high sculptural wall woven together from 152 pieces of super-thin, textured steel.
RIA awarded grants
8/22/13
Despite the current climate for federal research funding, scientists at UB's Research Institute on Addictions have garnered more than $6 million in grants for five innovative studies.
Two-story building survives shake table test
8/22/13
Researchers from The Johns Hopkins University were in Ketter Hall last week to use UB's state-of-the-art shake tables.
UB site of seismic testing
8/15/13
Researchers from The Johns Hopkins University will conduct tests at UB's earthquake simulation lab to see how a Southern California earthquake could impact a two-story office building.

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