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UAB researcher who reviews dog-safety software says preschool-age children need supervision to protect against injury.
UAB Spam Data Mine links Internet scam to cybercriminals accused of hacking more than 400 million computers.
UAB patient Parker Crawford and his family want to raise awareness of craniofacial disorders.
Lund will be chair of the Department of Microbiology, Randall the first Claude Bennett Professor in Rheumatology and Immunology.
With a grant from the Gates Foundation, UAB researchers will target a bacteria blamed for birth defects in the Indian subcontinent.
UAB’s Discussion Book Dialogue series on autism continues Nov. 17.
Daniel L. Smith Jr., Ph.D., instructor in the Department of Nutrition Sciences in the UABSchool of Health Professions, has been selected as one of only two recipients of the 2011 Early-Career Research Grants from the Obesity Society.
The National Institutes of Health awarded a Phase II grant to Yogesh K. Vohra, Ph.D., a professor and University Scholar in UAB’s College of Arts and Sciences, and Vista Engineering for their work on a temporomandibular joint prosthesis.
One of three people listening to music were hit by a car in a simulated test of street-crossing distractions.
Questions about age, diabetes, smoking and other health issues aim to identify people at risk for kidney disease.
First-ever interactome identifies how plant pathogens attack hosts; scientist who helped build map plans same work on human cells at UAB.
A longer Achilles tendon generates more power, leading to greater energy efficiency and possible performance gains.
UAB creates center for interdisciplinary research and development in computer, accounting and life sciences.
Students in UAB crime research camp document online trade in dangerous substances that skirt the law.