Health Psychology published a new study from SUNY's University at Buffalo showing the value of behavioral treatment in preventing metabolic disease. The corresponding author is the principal investigator of multiple projects managed by The Research Foundation.
SUNY Polytechnic was awarded a $61.9M contract to equip the U.S. Army with advanced, data-driven tools. The Research Foundation will administer and manage the award to ensure compliance with university, sponsor, and government policies and procedures.
Teresa Gentile from SUNY Upstate Medical University was part of a clinical trial team that helped pave the way for FDA approval of a new treatment for leukemia. She is the principal investigator of two ongoing projects managed by The Research Foundation.
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