• A diagram showing the interconnectedness of the thousands of salivary proteins originating from blood plasma, parotid glands, and submandibular and sublingual glands.
    New wiki on salivary proteins developed
    5/28/21

    The database, curated by UB oral biologist Stefan Ruhl, may transform diagnostic testing and personalized medicine.

  • View of the room inside the Palazzo Mora in Venice, Italy, where the UB School of Architecture and Planning is showcasing the story of Imagine LaSalle with an exhibit as part of the Time Space Existence exhibition.
    UB gives Buffalo world billing at Venice exhibit
    5/26/21

    The School of Architecture and Planning mounts an international exhibition showcasing the planning of Buffalo’s Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Centennial Park.

  • Gloved hand holding a vial of J&J vaccine.
    How to reduce vaccine hesitancy
    5/26/21

    UB experts offer their perspectives on how to improve the efficacy of COVID-19 vaccine messaging.

  • Jonathan Lovell pictured in his lab.
    Flu fighter
    5/25/21

    A nanoparticle-based flu vaccine has shown to be effective in preclinical trials.

  • Jamal Williams.
    UB doctoral student receives NIH diversity award
    5/25/21

    The D-SPAN award recognizes Jamal Williams’ achievements in neuroscience and provides support for his transition to a postdoctoral position.

  • Barbed wire fence separating Palestinian Authority territory from Israel taken in 2018.
    Green Line’s final breaths: Life beyond the rockets
    5/24/21

    UB law professor and Jerusalem native Irus Braverman offers her perspective on the current unrest in Israel.

  • Black teacher in an classroom setting.
    New framework may reduce harm to Black girls in school
    5/24/21

    “Motherwork” can help school leaders rethink anti-Black policies and practices, and help Black children celebrate their cultural identity, UB researchers say.

  • Concept of COVID-19 variants.
    All ‘variants of concern’ now in Erie County
    5/24/21

    But UB scientists doing genomic sequencing on the coronavirus say the good news is that U.S. vaccines protect against all the variants that are circulating.

  • Older male patient receiving treatment for COPD.
    Lowering hospital readmission rates for COPD patients
    5/21/21

    The project funded by a career development award to pharmacy researcher David Jacobs aims to develop a real-time readmission risk-prediction algorithm.

  • Marianthi Markatou.
    Markatou named IMS fellow
    5/21/21

    The UB biostatistician has been recognized by the Institute of Mathematical Statistics for outstanding accomplishments in the field of statistical science.

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