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Curved neutron beams could deliver benefits straight to industry
4/17/25
A physics first, neutron Airy beams could reveal information useful for pharmaceuticals and quantum computing.
UB pharmacy researcher examines benefits of pharmacist-administered injectable contraception
4/17/25
Almost half of U.S. states allow practice as pharmacists expand role in reproductive health.
Two UB students awarded prestigious Goldwater scholarships
4/17/25
Goldwater scholarships are the country’s most competitive research scholarship offered to undergraduate STEM students.
Study: Experimental bird flu vaccine excels in animal models
4/17/25
Vaccine platform, proven effective for COVID-19, could be key in responding to evolving bird flu strains.

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Faculty Experts

6/23/23
Joan Linder
Professor of Art

Expertise: drawing, consumption and mass production, mundane objects, modern life, Love Canal and other toxic sites, environmental art, feminist art, power, public art
Phone: 716-645-0539
Email: joannder@buffalo.edu
12/30/24
Kenneth E. Leonard
Director of the Clinical and Research Institute on Addictions

Expertise: alcohol, substance abuse and aggression; effects of substance use on marriage, families and relationships; interpersonal (domestic) violence; medical and recreational marijuana; prescription painkillers
Phone: 716-887-2566
Email: leonard@ria.buffalo.edu

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UB in the News

RFK wants to send people to ‘wellness farms.’ The US already tried that.
4/17/25
Teen Vogue quotes Michael Rembis in an article about Robert Kennedy’s comments saying that Americans “addicted” to opioids, antidepressants, and stimulants should be sent to “wellness farms” to be “re-parented.”
An experimental bird flu vaccine just saw success in trial — here’s when it could be used to save poultry
4/17/25
The Independent featurd Jonathan Lovell in a report that UB researchers are leading the development of an experimental bird flu vaccine.
Don't get used to seeing AI lawyers in the courtroom
4/11/25
Business Insider quotes Mark Bartholomew in an article about artificial intelligence in the courtroom.
As DOGE slashes services, disability advocates fight to maintain government lifelines
4/11/25
Salon quotes Michael Rembis in a story about how Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) cuts are making it harder for people with disabilities to live in their communities.

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