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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 response to terror alerts
8/15/13
UB psychologist Daniel Antonius says our firsthand experience and trust in government influences how we respond to terror alerts.
Nurses to be trained in oral health
8/15/13
The School of Nursing has been awarded a $1 million grant to enable nurses to work with dental students to improve oral and systemic care.
UB joins NSF biometrics research center
8/8/13
Groundbreaking biometrics research and other advancements at UB have led the National Science Foundation to make UB a member of its Center for Identification Technology Research.
UB microbiologists identify disease triggers
8/8/13
In research published in the journal mBio, UB microbiologists examine the mechanism behind what makes us sick.
Clues to origins of retinal disorders
8/8/13
UB scientists have found that a particular gene regulator is key to healthy retinal development and good vision in adulthood.
Inspiring potential researchers
8/8/13
Provost Charles Zukoski told student scientists attending Biomedical Research Day that a lifetime of curiosity and discovery led him to a career as a research scientist.
An app that could help decrease marijuana use?
8/1/13
UB researcher R. Lorraine Collins has received a federal grant to develop a smartphone app to help reduce marijuana use through exercise.
Back to the old grind
8/1/13
UB archaeologists are on an underground hunt for a 200-year-old grist mill in the Town of Clarence.
Monster in the Great Lakes
8/1/13
UB students shun plastic bags and Styrofoam cups after studying the effects of plastic pollution on Lake Ontario
Silicon nanocrystals may be safe for medical imaging
8/1/13
Tiny, brightly shining silicon crystals caused no health problems in monkeys in a three-month study, marking a step forward in the quest to bring such materials into clinics as imaging agents.

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