Research News

Clinical studies conducted at the School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences have completed the clinical development of the first immunologic test for diagnosing one of the most common chronic diseases in the U.S.

UB researchers are developing a miniaturized version of sonar technology that could be applied inside the human body to treat diseases such as diabetes and heart failure in real time.

Jonathan Bird and Uttam Singisetti don’t act like renegades—both dress neatly and are polite in conversation. But steer the discussion to computing power, and the radical in both UB researchers begins to surface.

A UB study has found that dedicated bike lanes are not necessarily the most important factors in reducing the severity of injuries in crashes between bikes and motor vehicles.

UB chemists Sarbajit Banerjee and David Watson have received a $200,000 grant to explore a new method of creating hydrogen fuel.

A new UB study provides new insight into ‘traffic jams’ in brain cells, which could lead to cell death and Alzheimer’s disease.

UB researchers have found that high dairy consumption may improve insulin resistance without impacting body weight or lipid status.

UB engineers will receive $50,000 from the statewide SUNY Technology Accelerator Fund to build a commercial prototype of a metrology system they have invented.

UB faculty member Sarbajit Banerjee delivered a fast-paced “moonshot” proposal on energy-saving smart windows earlier this month as part of the Solve for X @ Global Diaspora Forum.

The UB Humanities Institute has named its Faculty Research Fellows for 2013-14, with the fellows representing eight different departments and conducting research ranging from the theremin cello to “cruel ironies of Love Canal” to novels that reflect global resistance to the market state.