Research News

The Heartline Study will explore whether iPhones and Apple Watches can detect AFib — a major cause of stroke — earlier, leading to improved health outcomes.

UB medical residents at a safety net clinic dramatically reduced inappropriate prescriptions for proton pump inhibitors from 80% to 30%.

Narrative affects the perception of the person who is delivering the message, according to research by UB communication professor Melanie Green.

At Saturday sessions at the Canalside museum, UB students will use playful experiments to share child development knowledge with parents.

UB researchers have published the first study comparing brain changes in patients who have MS or other neurological diseases, including Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.

A meeting at UB aims to create a set of definitions to allow computer programs to communicate across different operating and software systems.  

The NSF-supported research that uses “spacetime-varying metamaterials” could have implications in communications, medicine and other fields.

This year's Global Innovation Challenge examines how to communicate complex health information to people in global North and South countries.

UB researchers analyzed the psychological profiles of college students to see which personality traits led to different kinds of computer hacking.

The discovery of novel melatonin receptor molecules may make possible therapies for such circadian rhythm disburbances as jet lag, shift work, depression and sleep disorders.