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The exhibit “Serenades for Settling: Tending Ostreidae” with several large screens of ocean life in a darkened room.

Listen like an oyster
12/12/25
An immersive, multimedia exhibition invites audiences into an underwater world of oysters, and how human-made sounds might affect them.

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UB research helps Cleveland win award
5/10/19
Work led by faculty member Nick Rajkovich helped the city win an APA sustainability award for its Climate Action Plan.
Investigating antibiotics in wastewater
5/8/19
UB chemist Diana Aga works with partners including the WHO to understand how antimicrobial drugs are finding their way into rivers and lakes.
Culture matters for supply chain investment
5/8/19
For international manufacturers looking to invest in an efficient supply chain, the culture of the country where you invest can impact the bottom line.
Talal discusses research with NAM
5/7/19
The UB faculty member shared the successes of his program that uses telemedicine to treat hepatitis C virus patients who are in opioid treatment programs.
Demystifying clinical trials
5/6/19
Buffalo startup and UB partner Circuit Clinical is making clinical trials easier for patients, doctors and drugmakers.
Acidic blood not cause of rare disease, study finds
5/3/19
The preclinical findings of the UB study will pave the way for better therapies for pRTA.
Split on who should prescribe HIV prevention drug
5/1/19
A UB-led study of health care providers found some prefer primary care doctors take the lead, while others feel any provider can prescribe.
Lupus-microbiome connection focus of Fulbright research
4/30/19
The ultimate goal of the research in India by UB professor Jessy Alexander is to determine what role the microbiome may play in lupus patients worldwide.
Babies may suffer when pregnant women take kratom
4/25/19
Toxicology screens don't detect the supplement, but it can cause withdrawal in newborns.
Choice of chips or an orange tests the munchies
4/24/19
As efforts to legalize cannabis grow, the need arises for tailored health education, authors of a UB-led study say.

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