• newborn baby.
    Research looks at kids from unintended pregnancies
    9/5/17

    UB's Jessica Su found that while these children may experience depressive symptoms in early adulthood, there's no causal link.

  • Tumor growth, tissue section.
    Silencing chatter among cancer cells
    8/31/17

    Funded by a $1.5M NIH grant, pharmacy professor Juliane Nguyen’s work has the potential to prevent metastasis in cancer patients.

  • Child's hand with areas of redness indicating pain.
    UB receives Arthritis Foundation grant
    8/31/17

    The award to PI James N. Jarvis will be used to study how genes and the environment work to influence the immune dysfunction in juvenile arthritis.

  • aerial view of buffalo.
    Partnership to boost tech sector
    8/29/17

    UB has joined with Sigfox to bring to Buffalo a wireless network designed for the internet of things.

  • green factory.
    Safer manufacturing through materials science
    8/29/17

    A partnership with The JPB Foundation aims to speed adoption of environmentally sustainable processes and procedures.

  • Modern ultrasound machine.
    At risk for heart failure
    8/28/17

    Ultrasounds can help spot TAVR patients at risk for future heart failure, UB research shows.

  • Senior and young woman holding hands over fall leaves background.
    Caregiving can relieve stress
    8/28/17

    The time caregivers spend helping a loved one can improve the caregiver’s sense of well-being, new UB research shows.

  • Older woman with a hearing problem taking a hearing test and may need a hearing aid, in the foreground is a model of a human ear.
    How loud noise may change hearing
    8/25/17

    Matthew Xu-Friedman talks about how changes in auditory nerve synapses could have consequences for tinnitus and language processing.

  • exterior of UB's NYS Center of Excellence in bioinformatics and life sciences.
    UB receives $10M to drive partnerships
    8/24/17

    The award, to UB CAT, is a boost to startups and mid-to-late-stage companies.

  • illustration of three capsule-shaped antibiotics that combine to kill a once-invincible superbug.
    ‘Superteam’ squashes superbug
    8/22/17

    UB researchers use a novel combination of antibiotics to kill the first strain of highly resistant E. coli in the United States.

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