The Brighter Side of News quoted Stelios Andreadis in an article about the discovery of a protein that could restore youthful muscle strength. 

The funding will contribute to advancements in artificial intelligence, clean energy, health care, cybersecurity and more.

A study, co-authored by Stelios Andreadis, is exploring how a gene, called NANOG, can improve the regrowth of damaged nerves and lead to new therapies for severe nerve injuries. 

Multiple Sclerosis News Today reported that a UB study, co-led by Stelios Andreadis, has been awarded $2.9 million to study stem cell therapies for multiple sclerosis (MS). 

MSN.com reported on a project led by Stelios Andreadis to explore a possible solution to why most stem cells die after being injected into the brain, including a technique that injects shear-thinning hydrogels into the brain to protect the injected stem cells. 

Research team uses shear-thinning hydrogels instead of saline solution; could lead to new therapies for MS, other neurological diseases.

The Brighter Side mentions a UB study led by Stelios Andreadis that found that overexpressing a protein called NANOG could help reverse aging in skeleton muscle.