• Knee surgery.
    Knee surgery: Are we doing it wrong?
    7/21/17

    UB physicians have published a study that challenges a surgical practice used for decades during arthroscopic knee surgery.

  • A researcher holds a plastic bag filled with ice water slurry over a person's forehead, eyes and cheeks.
    Dolphins inspire trauma treatment
    7/20/17

    The mammalian diving reflex was the idea behind the technique that raises blood pressure in a simulation of blood loss in trauma victims.

  • Woman getting her gum pocket depth measured with periodontal probe, held by dental hygienist, examining progression of periodontal disease.
    Estrogen therapy cuts gum disease risk
    7/20/17

    Research finds osteoporosis treatment lowers the risk of severe periodontitis by nearly 50 percent in postmenopausal women

  • Illustration of a mom, dad, son and daughter dining out in a restaurant.
    Placemats can boost healthy eating
    7/19/17

    UB research finds engaging and informative placemats help kids choose healthier foods when dining in restaurants.

  • data-sharing network.
    The end of sneakernet?
    7/17/17

    UB engineer Tevfik Kosar has received an NSF grant to boost data-sharing speeds within existing computing infrastructure.

  • pregnant woman holding a glass of wine.
    Studying prenatal alcohol exposure-addiction link
    7/12/17

    RIA neuroscientists are investigating why fetuses exposed to alcohol in the womb face an increased risk for drug addiction later in life.

  • image of a smashing atom.
    Physicist receives NSF CAREER award
    7/11/17

    Ciaran Williams will continue his theoretical work for the Large Hadron Collider and start a science club for Native American students.

  • Chaco Canyon.
    Putting sound back into a silent past
    7/10/17

    UB archaeologist David Witt and UAlbany colleague Kristy Primeau have developed a tool that turns ancient spaces into human places.

  • nanoscale photodetector.
    New photodetector can advance optoelectronics
    7/10/17

    A new device developed by UB engineer Qiaoqiang Gan and colleagues could improve solar panels, cameras, data-sharing and more.

  • Sathy Balu-Iyer.
    Balu-Iyer receives SUNY funding
    7/10/17

    Funding from SUNY's Technology Accelerator Fund will help the pharmacy professor bring his “reverse vaccination” technology to market.

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