Displaying items by tag: science and technology
Sue Feldman, Ph.D.
Fitness trackers • Digital health trends • Health information systems • Contact tracing apps
Samiksha Raut, Ph.D.
Undergraduate STEM education • Science literacy • Professional development for STEM professionals • Service-learning • Sustainability • International STEM outreach
Natalie Todak, Ph.D.
Policing • Corrections
Virginia Sisiopiku, Ph.D.
Traffic planning & operations • Transportation safety • Pedestrian behavior & safety • Driver distraction • Intelligent transportation systems • Sustainable transportation systems • Evacuation methods
Hope Amm, Ph.D.
Oral cancer research • Ameloblastomas • Improving oral cancer health outcomes
Anath Shalev, M.D.
Diabetes research, drug discovery, and novel treatment approaches • Beta cell and islet biology • Type 1 diabetes • Type 2 diabetes • microRNAs
James Cimino, M.D.
Biomedical informatics • Informatics education • Improving electronic health records
Jeffery Walker, Ph.D.
Neighborhoods and crime • Police law • Computer forensics and investigations
Trygve Tollefsbol, Ph.D.
Epigenetics • Cancer origin • Diet and cancer prevention • Gene regulation • Underlying mechanisms of cancer and aging • Novel therapeutic approaches to cancer
Stephen Watts, Ph.D.
Aquatic and marine science • Aquaculture • Medical application of aquatic animal models • Aquatic nutrition science
Steve Austad, Ph.D.
The biology of aging • Evolution • Ecology of infectious diseases • Scientific communication • Longevity of life
Through a two-year project funded by Cisco Systems, researchers will test ways to secure voice- and video-over-Internet communications.
Studies in recent years had suggested that cilia regulate vital processes including growth, appetite, mood, healing and vision.
Work may provide insight into drug design for autism, movement disorders.
UAB researchers uncover hidden channels to trigger mobile malware that could lead to targeted attacks.
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 class designed to produce marketable solutions now; engineering and business students collaborate to commercialize product creations.