Expert Tip Sheets

Commentary from University at Buffalo faculty experts on breaking news and other events.

UB chemist who shed light on J&J’s newly approved chemo-free lung cancer drug calls it ‘impressive one-two punch’
8/29/24
David Heppner published the first three-dimensional model of lazertinib, which the FDA approved last week to be used in a combo therapy.
Yes, political debates still matter, says UB political scientist
8/28/24
Early September debate between Trump and Harris could shift polls either way, says Conor Dowling.
New president – whomever it is – is poised to greatly affect immigration, UB law professor says
8/20/24
President has ‘massive amount of control’ over policy, hiring of judges and more, according to John Giammatteo.
Biden’s Supreme Court plan is a ‘sensible and common sense’ reform, legal expert says
8/15/24
UB law professor Manoj Mate says the changes could ‘restore equilibrium to our system of separation of powers and the rule of law.’
Legal scholar criticizes realtors’ group response to NAR settlement
8/5/24
‘No layperson will be able to understand and appreciate the terms they are agreeing to,’ states Tanya Monestier.
UB School of Management expert available to discuss Crowdstrike outage affecting computer systems worldwide
7/19/24
While this isn’t a cybersecurity attack, our reliance on vendor-supplied software poses its own set of risks, says Dominic Sellitto.
Media psychology expert: Speculating on shooter’s motive can shape public perception in major ways
7/16/24
Lindsay Hahn recently authored a study of 55 years of statements from mass shooters.
Expert: To curb synthetic opioid deaths, a multipronged approach is necessary
7/2/24
University at Buffalo pharmacy professor discusses online training program for prescribers, other efforts to reduce drug abuse.
UB sports law expert: NFL Sunday Ticket is the ‘definition of antitrust violation’
6/28/24
“Consumer choice was constrained, and higher prices were imposed because fans had to either buy the entire package – which few, if any wanted – in order to gain access to the product they wanted,” expert says.
UB dental professor brings AI into classroom; shows students how it can advance periodontal treatment
5/23/24
Nathalia P. Andrade says AI can be used in three different stages of care: diagnosis, treatment and maintenance.

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