A new type of “guardian angel” technology is being developed to warn distracted pedestrians as they cross the street.
Researchers at UAB will begin research to analyze the brain’s response to growth hormones in relation to Alzheimer’s disease.
Two endowed funds named in honor of UAB engineering pioneer Martha Bidez will help to maintain her legacy of making the world a safer place.
Children spend several hours in a wheelchair, going through a library and out to lunch, to understand and be aware of the challenges disabled people experience every day.
UAB experts offer ways to keep your little ghosts and goblins safe this Halloween.
UAB’s School of Engineering and Collat School of Business are partnering to advance business skills and knowledge of engineers.
Participating campers can explore a variety of fun activities while out of school during the one-day camp.
UAB, in conjunction with Harvard, is the coordinating center for the national Undiagnosed Diseases Network, funded by the National Institutes of Health
Grab the kids and head to UAB’s next home football game for a day of family-filled memories.
UAB aging researchers believe it is time to start human trials of drugs known to dramatically extend healthy life in mice.
The musicians in Las Cafeteras sing in English, Spanish and Spanglish, and use their performances to inspire social change.
UAB’s GEAR UP Alabama director will advocate and provide professional development for educators across the United States.
Platelet blood cells can carry an enzyme needed to prevent clots, while hiding it from autoantibody neutralization.
School of Optometry professor receives a grant to develop methods of slowing the progression of myopia, also known as nearsightedness.
Large-scale quantitative analysis details the rise of anti-Semitism and how anti-Semitic content flows across mainstream and fringe web communities.
This week at UAB, student enrollment hits a new high, UAB Football plans to lift up kids at Children's Harbor in an upcoming game and a giant colon was served up — with coffee.
UAB’s student body is approaching 22,000 students, with growth reported in honors, out-of-state and dual-enrollment programs — all while retention numbers continue to climb.
The director of UAB’s Hugh Kaul Precision Medicine Institute will present the groundbreaking work taking place in the institute and the UAB Comprehensive Cancer Center to identify and treat cancer.
Pretreatment with the NSAID carprofen before experimental heart attack in mice caused a diminished resolution of acute inflammation.
One School of Optometry professor helped restore a patient’s vision and day-to-day life with sophisticated contact lenses.