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UB launches Center for Translational AI and Digital Health
6/8/26
Center will advance emerging medical technologies that improve the speed, precision and accessibility in which people receive care.

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Treating teen trauma
1/28/16
A UB study will investigate the effectiveness of a new therapy that uses storytelling to treat trauma in adolescents.
Diabetes drug that also fights obesity
1/27/16
UB scientists are working to develop a therapy that could enable patients to control glucose levels while also losing weight.
Speeding up underwater wireless
1/26/16
UB engineers are working to help underwater telecommunication catch up to its over-the-air counterpart.
Family affair
1/26/16
The upgrade to UB's hyperbaric chamber is being handled by three generations of UB engineers who know the chamber inside and out.
Epidemiologist’s newest tool: Smartphone data
1/21/16
UB researchers are using location-based data from mobile phones to develop simulation models of how infectious disease could spread.
Good intentions in the details
1/21/16
A UB study of altruism during the Ebola outbreak suggests altruistic behavior intention is greater when the news stories about the issue strike closer to home.
Strategically corrupt
1/21/16
Businesses break the law to stay competitive, a UB study of Indian technology firms has found.
RIA presents seminars
1/21/16
The series will explore topics including obesity, the effects of substance use on college sexual assault and academic performance, and the neuroscience of marijuana and methamphetamines.
How good antibodies go bad
1/19/16
UB oral biologist Jill Kramer re-examines whether a seemingly harmless antibody plays a significant rol in Sjögren’s syndrome.
Why use e-cigarettes?
1/14/16
UB research has found that college-aged adults vape for enjoyment.

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