The team, led by Daniel Jackson Smith of the School of Nursing, was recently awarded a $467,507 grant from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences.
UB's “employees in training” recently presented their work to their peers and mentors at the annual Postdoc Research symposium.
UB engineers have been awarded two grants totaling $705,000 that align with a White House plan for next-gen mobile networks.
UB researchers say the struggle to adapt to prehistoric climate change may hold lessons for today’s world.
A UB study found most first-year college students see their symptoms moderate but alcohol use can affect their improvement.
This medical imaging drink, developed to diagnose and treat GI illnesses, is made of concentrated chlorophyll.
A new research project headed by UB biochemist Marc Halfon tackles this question, with possible implications for disease control.
Fifteen faculty have been named recipients of UB's 2016 Exceptional Scholar and Teaching Innovation awards.
UB researcher Lynn Kozlowski says more evidence is needed to support suggestion that WHO nations sell only low-nicotine cigarettes.
A new study shows a harmless version of the notorious bacteria could help fight pneumococcal disease and other illnesses.
A study aims to validate UB-developed software designed to assess brain atrophy in more than 1,000 MS patients.
