Could AI help optimize aneurysm surgeries?
9/28/21
UB spinoff QAS.AI is developing software — trained on past cases — to inform decision-making during surgical procedures.
Two Jacobs faculty serve on SUNY board
9/28/21
Steven Fliesler and John Tomaszewski are members of the board of the SUNY Distinguished Academy, the formal organization of all active SUNY distinguished faculty.
Immigrants, refugees a plus for Buffalo
9/28/21
Social work researcher Wooksoo Kim says the newcomers drive population growth — including Buffalo’s first population gain in 70 years — and improve the quality of life.
Two UB faculty win Fulbright awards
9/27/21
Diana Aga and Robert M. Straubinger are UB's newest faculty recipients of the prestigious international award.
Glimmers of human history in gene tied to growth
9/27/21
A paper in Science Advances focuses on the evolution of the human growth hormone receptor gene.
Fighting online disinformation
9/24/21
A NSF grant to UB and partner institutions will support development of digital literacy tools that will be shared with senior citizens and teens.
Identifying kids at risk for PPCS
9/23/21
A new scoring system can help non-specialists avoid the treatment delay that is the current standard of practice for post-concussion symptoms.
Community input impacting UB research
9/22/21
UB CTSI's Community Engagement Studio program brings researchers and stakeholders together to ensure more culturally relevant studies and meaningful outcomes.
Health care faces hurdles complying with CCPA
9/21/21
New UB research reveals confusion around the California Consumer Privacy Act, which aims to give residents more control over their personal data online.
STEM disparities among Asian American students
9/20/21
UB research found that Filipino, Vietnamese and Thai students are “invisible” victims of STEM inequality.