Newly understood circuits add finesse to nerve signals
Work may provide insight into drug design for autism, movement disorders.
UAB research finds new channels to trigger mobile malware
UAB researchers uncover hidden channels to trigger mobile malware that could lead to targeted attacks.
UAB’s Amsler to join NSF as program officer for Antarctica research
UAB biologist Charles Amsler to join NSF’s Antarctic Organisms and Ecosystems (AOE) program as a rotator for the Division of Polar Programs (POLAR).
UAB design class partners engineers and entrepreneurs
UAB class designed to produce marketable solutions now; engineering and business students collaborate to commercialize product creations.
UPDATE: Boston Marathon explosion spam leads to Malware
Be wary of emails claiming to link to information about the Texas fertilizer plant fire or the Bostom Marathon bombing, says the UAB Spam Data Mine.
Girls in Science and Engineering Day inspires young women to excel in math, science
More 150 girls from 40 schools in Jefferson and Shelby counties will come to UAB April 20, 2013 to learn about STEM fields.
Despite recent reports, new study finds no evidence that digoxin increases mortality
New study in European Heart Journal contradicts a recent study in the same publication, suggests evidence is lacking that digoxin increases mortality as atrial fibrillation treatment.
Noted scientist in depression, suicide joins UAB Psychiatry
UAB Psychiatry is quickly becoming a top-10 program for mood disorders research and care with six new faculty since January 2012.
