The following area residents graduated from the University at Buffalo: Amelia Fuller of Kingston, New York, cum laude, with a bachelor’s degree in biomedical engineering from the School of Engineering ...

A 365-nanometer ultraviolet LED can switch a tattoo pigment on in about two to three seconds, and bright sunlight erases the ...

At Discovery Park, biomedical engineering assistant professor Moo-Yeal Lee researches and tests the reproduction of human ...

Researchers from Columbia University and City College are developing a biohybrid detection system that combines engineered ...

Scientists from the University of Colorado Boulder have created a unique kind of tattoo ink that can be turned on and off via ...

Angiogenesis research is transforming cancer, eye disease, and regenerative medicine, and its leading journal's new impact ...

Plus, Media Library announces book sale; Groups can register now for Delaware County Veterans Parade; and parks in Morton and ...

A recent study from Johns Hopkins Medicine reveals that both the liver and brain contribute pathways to differing symptoms of the same rare inherited disorder.

A Johns Hopkins mouse study shows that liver dysfunction drives seizures while astrocyte defects in the brain drive psychiatric symptoms in pyridoxine-dependent epilepsy, and that sulforaphane from ...

Venezuela healthcare modernization advances with 1,874 advanced devices, AI tools, and new training programs to strengthen ...

As the cost of college soars and AI wreaks havoc on entry-level positions, young people are forgoing desk jobs altogether.

Hazleton Area will host homecoming festivities this week, culminating with the crowning of the king and queen at halftime of ...