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  • NSF funds inclusive language projects
    11/19/25

    UB linguist Fabiola Henri says the projects will focus on creole languages that are underrepresented in both research and new technologies.

  • Telehealth boomed during COVID, but not everywhere
    12/4/25

    A School of Management study found widespread inefficiencies, especially in rural areas and the Midwest.

  • Rapid dissemination of new concussion, TBI guidelines urged
    12/3/25

    UB expert John Leddy says quick implementation of the new guidelines for primary care providers will benefit patients sooner.

  • Number of pain sites matters for cognitive function
    12/3/25

    A UB study suggests that chronic pain experienced in more than one site is strongly associated with a faster decline later in life.

  • New membrane sets record for separating hydrogen from CO2
    12/2/25

    The unexpected finding could inspire new designs for industrial gas separation technologies.

  • FDA-approved Alzheimer’s screen boost for nursing lab
    12/1/25

    The test confirms the scientific validity of the biomarkers used in the lab, led by researcher Carleara Weiss, and increases demand for the lab.

  • Those helping the homeless are hurting, too
    11/26/25

    A paper by UB social work researcher Amanda Aykanian links homeless services workers’ burnout to adverse childhood experiences.

  • Study explores AI-enhanced wearable devices
    11/25/25

    UB researchers have published the first comprehensive meta-review of AI-enhanced wearables for people with prediabetes and Type 2 diabetes.

  • Markatou honored with ISI award
    11/25/25

    The SUNY Distinguished Professor is being recognized for outstanding contributions to the International Statistical Institute and the global statistical community.

  • ALS, mental health, refugee flow predictions
    11/24/25

    UB computer scientist Rohini Srihari explores the many ways that AI can be utilized for the public good.

  • NSF funds inclusive language projects
    11/19/25

    UB linguist Fabiola Henri says the projects will focus on creole languages that are underrepresented in both research and new technologies.