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Yini Zhang uses social media and AI tools to help answer pressing questions and uncover themes in our turbulant political landscape.

Heather M. Gardiner aims to expand the Community Health Equity Research Institute's research impact and strengthen links with the community.

UB legal scholar Karla Lellis says social media, AI and other digital technology leaves people vulnerable to harm. 

Guitarist Lauren Wilson calls on her knowledge of music and performance to draw unique insights into the way copyright law is applied to music.

Sharon Mitchell will retire Aug. 1 as director of counseling services and senior director of student wellness. 

Automated commerce could quietly erode the economic, psychological and social benefits people receive from shopping on their own terms.

In pushing for support on Iran, Trump may risk eroding U.S. influence on the alliance, UB political scientist Carla Martinez Machain writes in The Conversation.

Clinical psychologist Lisa Ranzenhofer discusses atypical anorexia nervosa, an eating disorder recently added to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual.

Susan Clark has some emergency preparedness tips that can help even the most seasoned Buffalonian as we head into the worst of the winter season.

UB political scientist Carla Martínez Machain says Venezuela may not be the Trump administration’s last foreign intervention.

UB faculty member Calvin Meaney highlights the benefits of relying on pharmacists, especially with the shortage of nephrologists.

The condition, which Osman Farooq has studied for more than a decade, distorts perception.

The pharmacy school's director of legislative advocacy is using his legal training to benefit current and future pharmacists.

UB scientists Ranjit Singh and Bonnie Vest discuss dissemination and implementation science and upcoming CTSI workshops on the topic.

UB physician David Holmes offers some advice on staying safe in these frigid temperatures.

Fellowship recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions and service to the clinical and translational science field.

The American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine recognized the UB researcher for her work in the field.

The SUNY Distinguished Professor has “played a central leadership role in bridging fundamental materials research with industrial deployment.”

Fellowship recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions and service to the clinical and translational science field.

Kyla Tompkins has earned a National Humanities Center fellowship, the Alan Bray Prize and an honorable mention for the René Wellek Prize.