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SUNY Chancellor John B. King Jr. and state lawmakers attended a roundtable during which UB faculty discussed their innovative work in the field.
Creatures that live longer and have more cells should have higher risks of developing cancer. A UB team is looking at why they don't.
Researchers simulate a quantum network, offering clues into what hardware is needed to support these advanced computers.
UB scientist Paresh Dandona's clinical experience with the insulin-sensitizing drug pioglitazone led him to advocate for more study.
UB research on postmenopausal women identifies associations between commonly eaten foods and the diversity and composition of oral bacteria.
UB physicist Will Kinney’s new popular science book explains one leading theory.
The monthly update is a report card of how jobs are really doing in the U.S.
The UB Humanities Institute event April 6-7 aims to thoughtfully consider the social, cultural and historical implications of artificial intelligence.
UB historian Gene Zubovich examines how this vibrant faith community in the mid-20th century helped shape U.S. politics and world affairs.
The study is part of a project sponsored by New York’s Environmental Protection Fund and Department of Environmental Conservation.
A UB study will assess how stimulus funding, the expanded Child Tax Credit and other aid impacted student-mothers’ college experiences.