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Studying extreme heat among food service workers
10/9/26
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.

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Five UB-related companies join START-UP NY
12/17/15
Five companies founded by UB students, faculty and alumni have joined START-UP NY.
Probing how cancer cells die
12/17/15
A new study by UB chemists traces how enigmatic molecules called sphingolipids help cancer self-destruct.
After Paris, what's next for climate change research?
12/17/15
Despite the climate accord reached in Paris, more work is needed to understand how sea levels could rise in the future, UB geologist Beata Csatho writes in Nature.
Reed-Danahay named co-editor
12/14/15
UB scholar Deborah Reed-Danahay is co-editing a new series for written works at the intersection of literature and anthropological studies.
Facilitating health study
12/10/15
UB faculty member Gary Giovino is serving as a consultant on an international project to collect health data via mobile phone.
Fighting painkiller abuse
12/10/15
A UB study finds motivational interviewing to be an effective technique in curbing opioid abuse among the elderly.
All the news that’s fit for me
12/10/15
UB researcher Ivan Dylko has developed a model that explores the impact of personalizing online information.
New approach to concussion
12/10/15
UB researchers have developed and are testing a new treatment for acute concussion that could change the way head injuries are treated.
Broadening the audience
12/8/15
Extremist groups now have a global audience at their fingertips, thanks to social media, UB faculty member Michael Stefanone says.
Scholars on the Road
12/7/15
In the next installment of the CAS lecture series, faculty member Jonathan Katz talks about UB's emerging role in queer studies in the arts.

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