• Clinical Scholars teammates and collaborative stakeholders in front of the Buffalo City Mission.
    Respite care unit aids people experiencing homelessness
    9/25/23

    The 13-bed facility in the Buffalo City Mission established by the School of Nursing provides shelter for homeless men released from hospitals.

  • Zoom image: Fluorescent confocal images of neuronal cells differentiated from the iPSC model were stained with actin (green) and VASP (red). In CHRFAM7A carrier cells (right), actin and VASP co-localize at the membrane surface, strengthening the neuronal structure and facilitating shape change, adhesion, motility and cell-cell interaction. Image on the left shows the neuron without the active gene. Image created by Kinga Szigeti and colleagues.
    Gene only some of us have may protect against neurodegeneration
    9/22/23

    Researchers say the findings of a recent study will help “fill in a translational gap” in neuroscience.

  • Robert Zivadinov addresses attedees during the Imaging Research Symposium.
    Future of imaging explored at meeting
    9/22/23

    Attendees at the Imaging Research Symposium considered the importance of UB's new Philips MRI scanner, as well as its impact on clinical and translational research.

  • coral on the sea floor.
    Replanting coral could restore ecosystems
    9/20/23

    UB researcher Howard Lasker is leading a pilot experiment to restore coral communities damaged by the BP oil spill.

  • Man in a boat throws a life preserver to someone in the water surrounded by sharks.
    Pension bailouts lead to opportunistic behavior
    9/20/23

    A new School of Management study assesses the unintended consequences of the 2021 American Rescue Plan Act.

  • Ken Leonard.
    Leonard named to board of NIAAA consortium
    9/19/23

    The director of UB’s CRIA will join the Program Advisory Board of the National Consortium on Alcohol and Neurodevelopment in Adolescent-Adulthood.

  • Zoom image: University at Buffalo senior staff scientist Surya Venkata Pulavarti and Distinguished Professor of Chemistry Thomas Szyperski study the cold unfolding of proteins. Szyperski is a principal investigator on a new National Science Foundation grant to continue that work. Photo: Douglas Levere
    Answering the big questions about cold unfolding proteins
    9/19/23

    The phenomenon is crucial for protein design and function, and for understanding life at very low temperatures and high pressure.

  • The water repellent nature of lotus leaves helped UB researchers develop better face shields.
    To design fog-free PPE, researchers turn to lotus plant
    9/18/23

    A new study outlines how UB students, with the help of a local high schooler, used the aquatic plant to create face shields for dentists.

  • Close up of a woman vaping.
    Study examines smoking cessation during pregnancy
    9/15/23

    People who used e-cigarettes before pregnancy were more likely to stop smoking later in pregnancy than those using nicotine replacement therapy.

  • A group of entrepreneurs graduated from the Cultivator program in July 2023.
    13 WNY-based startups ‘graduate’ from UB’s Cultivator
    9/14/23

    The program supports medium- to high-growth startups in their earliest stages, when funding is traditionally difficult to obtain.

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