• Pharmacy researcher in the lab.
    UB pharmacy researchers awarded more than $10 million
    5/11/20

    The funding will be used to study such topics as superbugs, HIV, obesity and COPD.

  • A judge's gavel lies on top of scattered $100 dollar bills.
    Providing child support after prison
    5/8/20

    A UB-led study found that state policies limiting an employer's access to criminal records may miss the mark in helping fathers provide financial support to their children.

  • Banner for Sofia learns about research website.
    ‘Sofia’ goes virtual
    5/8/20

    The activity and coloring book designed to help reduce the fear and uncertainty children have about participating in research now has a web version.

  • Andrew Talal.
    Methadone dosing could be more precise, study says
    5/7/20

    The study led by UB's Andrew Talal on how methadone is metabolized reveals how more individualized prescribing could better serve patients.

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    UB scientists uncover cellular mechanism in Krabbe disease
    5/7/20

    Newly published research could lead to improved treatments and better outcomes for patients with the progressive, fatal neurological disease.

  • illustration showing ICESat-2 above the Earth. Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.
    Mapping 16 years of ice sheet loss
    5/6/20

    UB climate scientist Beata Csatho contributed to a multi-institution study that used NASA space laser missions to measure ice loss from Greenland and Antarctica.

  • 3D printed respirator similar to N95 masks.
    Team developing 3D-printed, N95-like respirators
    5/6/20

    With a prototype submitted for emergency FDA approval, these devices could help ease the shortage of life-saving PPE.

  • A plague doctor walks alone along a dirt road near a body of water.
    UB lecturer updating translation of ‘The Plague’
    5/5/20

    The finished work for a major publishing house will be the first translation of the French classic for an American audience in more than 70 years.

  • A person used railing for stability during a physical therapy session as a therapist stands nearby.
    PTs can aid COVID-19 patients’ recovery after ICU
    5/5/20

    Researchers’ paper presents a framework for treating people experiencing post-intensive care syndrome.

  • Yuna flashes a big smile as she plays with her father, Jae Lee, and mother, Soo-Kyung Lee (right). Soo-Kyung and Jae are biology researchers at the University at Buffalo.
    Understanding Yuna’s brain
    5/5/20

    Soo-Kyung Lee and Jae Lee’s research took on new meaning when their baby, Yuna, was born with a rare disorder tied to a gene Soo-Kyung had studied.

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