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Wink Crittenden, Ph.D. (left), licensing associate at the Bill L. Harbert Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, presents a Patent Coin to Tim Gawne, Ph.D. (center), professor, and Thomas Norton, Ph.D. (right), professor emeritus in the School of Optometry, recognizing their newly patented lens design aimed at slowing myopia progression in children.
Research & Innovation Published 1 day ago

UAB researchers have secured a patent for a novel lens design that could slow myopia progression in children, translating decades of vision science research into potential clinical therapies.

Image of Mason Bayles, UAB graduate, in green graduation cap and blue lab coat standing in from of lab equipment.
Campus & Community Published 1 day ago

Mason Bayles will walk across the stage on May 2 at Bartow Arena, but his passion for chemistry and drive to change the field are already making a difference.  

Close-up of hands resting on a women's rounded abdomen  wearing a lavender sweater, with another person’s arms gently wrapped around the waist from behind.
Research & Innovation Published 2 days ago

This is one of the few studies of its kind to look at the use of magnesium sulfate for babies born at 22-24 weeks of gestation in preventing neurodevelopmental outcomes.

Close-up, gloved hands while using a syringe.
Research & Innovation Published 2 days ago

UAB researchers demonstrated that GLP-1 receptor agonist use is associated with a lower risk of heart failure, dangerous heart rhythms and major cardiovascular events in patients with non-obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. 

Male student wearing commencement cap and gown, sitting in the hall at the UAB Collat School of Business
People of UAB Published 2 days ago

William Rainer launches a hybrid marketing firm, leveraging mentorship from the J. Frank Barefield Entrepreneurship Program.

Image of broken trees and residential damages created by the tornados on April 27, 2011.
News You Can Use Published 3 days ago

Storm anxiety can affect people physically, emotionally and cognitively, manifesting as rapid heart rate, sweating, dizziness and chest discomfort. 

Interior headshot of Rick van Pelt
Research & Innovation Published 3 days ago

PreciPS identifies frontline frustrations before providing operational solutions in patient care.

American flag flying on flagpole on the Campus Green with blue sky, white clouds, and the top of a green tree in the background.
Health & Medicine Published 3 days ago

The collaborative project was selected from a rigorous pool of 400 letters of intent and 87 applications, with the Birmingham Veterans Affairs team being the only VA-funded awardee.

Juliana Coleman, Ph.D., assistant professor in UAB's Department of Neurology, in Kenya with residents in Kijabe.
Health & Medicine Published 4 days ago

UAB neurologists are expanding global health efforts in Kenya by providing neurological care and medical training in Kijabe, addressing specialty care shortages and strengthening global partnerships.

Research & Innovation Published 4 days ago

Adolescents are analyzed through a period of transition into adulthood to help paint a better picture of how digital media use contributes to memory decline and suicide attempts, and shares how parents can mitigate these effects.  

Arts & Events Published 4 days ago

This new season of plays will explore power in its many shades and manifestations, and students will learn about an array of theater genres and styles through performance, design and play research opportunities.

Campus & Community Published 4 days ago

Molly Moffitt, a UAB basketball player, is graduating with her Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree with her dream job secured in emergency medicine. 

Research & Innovation Published 5 days ago

The study highlights the unmet need for effective strategies to prevent chemotherapy‑induced nerve damage, which affects long‑term quality of life for cancer survivors.

People of UAB Published 5 days ago

Kendall Wakefield of Winfield, Alabama, who is earning a degree in writing and media, will be the first woman in her family to earn a college degree when she graduates May 2.

Two UAB student volunteers are tutoring second-grade students in reading skills.
Arts & Events Published 8 days ago

The evening will highlight simple, practical strategies families can use to support reading at home during the summer break.

Head shot of Fran Lund and John T. Killian
News You Can Use Published 8 days ago

UAB researchers discovered that the immune system consistently targets the same exposed region of mismatched HLA proteins following organ transplantation, and the findings could improve donor‑recipient matching and reduce antibody‑mediated rejection, helping transplanted organs last longer.

Arts & Events Published 8 days ago

At least 2,258 students will walk in four graduation ceremonies May 1-2 at Bartow Arena, and 73 doctoral candidates will be recognized in a separate ceremony April 22.

Health & Medicine Published 9 days ago

One UAB expert offers insight into the speculated connection between GLP‑1 medications and kidney stone risk.

Woman blowing nose during flu
News You Can Use Published 9 days ago

To separate the science from the noise, three UAB experts outline what happens in the body during infection and how to slow transmission of flu. 

A woman wearing a red dress opens her arms wide and smiles with closed eyes, while standing in front of a gold wall.
Arts & Events Published 9 days ago

For its 30th anniversary season, UAB’s Alys Stephens Center is unveiling new artists plus bringing back fan favorites. Become a member to get exclusive presale access for the best seats before they are announced to the public.

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