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Leading ADHD expert Upstate Professor Stephen Faraone, PhD, to head national effort to compare stimulant-first and non-stimulant-first treatment approaches for youth.
The $50,000 award supports expanded clinical trial access and research leadership under Dr. Melanie Comito at Upstate Golisano Childrens Hospital.
Yamin Li , PhD, is pioneering a new class of sulfonium lipid nanoparticles designed to overcome the limitations of current delivery systems.
Stewart Loh, PhD, leads a multi-institutional effort using microfluidic mini kidneys to test whether physical forces in blood flow spark harmful protein misfolding.
Leading experts from various medical disciplines will gather on Oct. 17 and 18 to address the complexities of lupus, highlight emerging treatments and promote health equity in autoimmune care.
Standardizing heart imaging reports to boost clarity and care.
Dr. Adam Waickmans NIH-funded study aims to reveal how a second dengue infection becomes life-threateningand to develop tools that could transform global diagnostics, vaccines, and care.
Aya Kobeissi earns prestigious NIH neuroscience award for her innovative dementia research.
First round of funding approved for three companies, including Upstate start-up DUB Therapeutics, developing breakthrough sdRNA eye therapy.
Thirty-eight top undergraduates from across the U.S. immerse themselves in research, mentorship, and clinical experience in the universitys expanding summer pipeline to STEM careers.
Study published in Nature Neuroscience sheds light on cell-specific responses to physical activity.
Substantial research growth places Upstate among 139 leading institutions nationwide.
Upstate is one of eight SUNY schools to receive funding to start work on creating centers related to artificial intelligence (AI) and how it will impact society.
With a $2.1 million grant, Preethi Ganapathy, MD/PhD, is using 3D models to explore how optic nerve cells respond to pressure, aiming to uncover new ways to prevent vision loss from glaucoma.
Rare Research Day is being commemorated Feb. 28, but for Dr David Auerbach, it's every day.
Critical tool in cancer care is now covered by insurers in New York state
Dissertation by Yunting Zhu, PhD, of the Department of Neuroscience and Physiology, earns top honors out of nearly 1,200 PhD students.
The study focused on understanding how Environmental Service employees feel proud of their work, connected to their clinical team, and where they feel disconnected.
Among first group of local patients to receive leukemia drug is 10-year-old Matilda Loomis of Manlius.