Happening in Research
Upstate Psychiatry Launches Inaugural Research Day to Foster Collaboration and Showcase Innovation
December
02,
2024
This November, Upstate’s Psychiatry Department hosted its inaugural Research Day.
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From the thrill of discovery to clinical application; Upstate researchers’ efforts to understand protein’s function could help target difficult-to-treat brain tumors
November
26,
2024
Glioblastoma (GBM) is one of the most complex, deadly, and treatment-resistant cancers.
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Upstate Research Pathologist Wins National Award for AI-Powered Immuno-Oncology Tool That Predicts Lung Cancer Treatment Outcomes
November
18,
2024
Upstate researcher Tamara Jamaspishvili, MD/PhD, is 2nd time awardee in the past 2 years for the "Best Research Poster" Award for Faculty at the Digital Pathology Association's national conference, PathVisions…
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How the body signals fullness; Upstate researcher studies gut-brain communication to tackle obesity
October
29,
2024
According to the National Institute of Health, over 42% of adults and almost 20% of children in the US are considered obese.
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Upstate Microscopy Lab Seeks $1M Federal Grant to Expand STEM Outreach, Inspiring Middle Schoolers with Cutting-Edge Technology
September
24,
2024
Looking to build on a successful student outreach visit, an Upstate microscopy lab is seeking federal funding to expand their program to boost curiosity and participation of middle school students…
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Peak tick season is underway; get your ticks tested at Upstate
September
13,
2024
As the Northeast enters peak tick season, Upstate’s Tick Testing Laboratory is back open and accepting ticks for testing.
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Preparing future scientists for success: Upstate labs teaching beyond the bench
August
30,
2024
Training future scientists for the demands of a career in research is an important aspect of the PhD process.
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Upstate researcher receives $2.2mil grant renewal to continue innovative protein research
August
21,
2024
Building upon her previous success, an Upstate researcher is turning an early-career award into an established investigator grant, continuing her research on some of the most abundant proteins in the…
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$6.4M NIH grant fuels AI-driven Alzheimer’s research to uncover genetic links to cognitive decline
July
31,
2024
Collaborating with researchers at Texas’ UT Health Houston, Christopher Gaiteri, PhD will be helping to develop a deep-learning AI system to link brain imaging with cell-specific genetic factors to better…
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An Upstate first- PhD candidate studying brain disfunction wins prestigious NIH transition award
July
12,
2024
After building a research project studying empathy loss related to dementia, Aya Kobeissi has been awarded a Predoctoral to Postdoctoral Fellow Transition Award (F99/K00) from the National Institute of Health…
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