• Illustration showing a senescent muscle cell, including the numerous factors that led to its declining ability to divide and grow. It also shows the same type of cell after the overexpression of NANOG, which reversed many of the factors.
    Reversing aging of skeletal muscle
    9/17/21

    UB-led research could help lead to treatments for atherosclerosis, osteoporosis and other age-related disorders.

  • Leaves blow off a tree shaped like a head.
    UB receives $3.9M Alzheimer’s grant
    9/16/21

    The award to Ying Xu will support research to better understand the role of brain enzymes in the early stages of the disease.

  • Three generations of a family playing a puzzle game.
    Colon cancer risk extends to more distant relatives
    9/15/21

    Having second- or third-degree relatives with colorectal cancer increases a person’s risk of developing the disease, according to the findings of a new study.

  • Morris Ernst.
    Barbas recounts life of a free-speech renegade
    9/14/21

    The UB law professor’s new book is a biography of pioneering civil liberties attorney Morris Ernst.

  • Model of dental implant in the mouth.
    Implant surfaces play major role in tissue attachment
    9/9/21

    The research lays the groundwork for improving the success of medical and dental implants.

  • Graphic demonstration how sonic ASL headphone work.
    Headphones translate sign language
    9/9/21

    The system uses Doppler technology to measure the echo created by hand movements.

  • Interlocking UB brand.
    SPHHP faculty receive honors, appointments
    9/8/21

    Several faculty members in the School of Public Health and Health Professions have recently received recognition for their expertise and work in their fields.

  • Michal Stachowiak.
    A new model of how information in the genome is organized
    9/8/21

    The UB team’s “archipelago” provides new insights into how genomic information influences development and disease.

  • The edge of the Greenland Ice Sheet.
    Nowicki among authors of climate change report
    9/8/21

    The UB ice scientist's work on the UN publication reflects a decade of leadership on international collaborations.

  • Whales swimming in the Atlantic ocean.
    Whale of a difference between songs of birds, humpbacks
    9/7/21

    New research led by UB psychologist Eduardo Mercado continues to challenge current thinking about whale songs.

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