R. Lorraine Collins, Luis A. Colón, Gil I. Wolfe and Steven D. Schwaitzberg have been appointed to the rank of SUNY Distinguished Professor, the highest faculty achievement in the SUNY system.

A first-of-its-kind UB study is exploring the question that haunts MS patients as soon as they are diagnosed: Am I going to become severely disabled by my disease?

Deferred more than two years due to the pandemic, the 50+ Anniversary Celebration program opens the school’s doors wide to the community, putting the work of faculty, students and alumni – across five decades – on full display.

The short-term programs, covering everything from social justice to data science, provide students with in-demand skills.

The program creates pathways for students at the University of Puerto Rico at Cayey, a federally designated Hispanic-serving institution, to pursue graduate studies at UB.

UB Humanities Institute says event April 6-7 aims to thoughtfully consider the social, cultural and historical implications of artificial intelligence.

Researchers simulate quantum network, offering clues into what hardware is needed to support these advanced computers.

Research on postmenopausal women identifies associations between commonly eaten foods and the diversity and composition of oral bacteria.

It is a fundamental value that all members of the campus community and guests have a right to peacefully express their views and opinions.

Host of ABC’s ‘Wildlife Nation,’ Corwin to speak at the final 2021-22 UB Distinguished Speaker Series event.

Many people fail to realize they’ve been unwittingly cast in a deceitful drama that, if successful, will put them on the losing side of a swindle, says UB's Mark Frank.

A Department of Surgery summer program designed to encourage underrepresented medical students to pursue surgery turned into a dramatic learning opportunity, for both the students and the department. 

UB Police are responding to threatening anonymous social media posts directed at students protesting a speech on campus to be given this evening by Allen West, a conservative political commentator and former Congressman.

The university is deeply committed to being a safe and welcoming place.

The U.S. Department of Education recognized the UB Teacher Residency Program as a blueprint for states, school districts and universities to follow to address the national teacher shortage.

“Syndicate,” a discussion space for topics within the humanities, encourages scholarly inquiry and collaboration while also opening a window to that exchange to anyone interested in following the discussion.

Hart — an activist, writer, highly acclaimed speaker, and award-winning sexuality educator — will deliver the lecture to kick off UB's 2022 Pride Week celebration.

UB scientist Ángela Martínez Quintana’s digital models visualize features of coral reefs in painstaking detail, and she’s using them to understand which microhabitats are best for young corals.

The multidisciplinary project will feature three components: an outdoor sculpture, sailing and song.

The UB-led study is one of the first to examine how both race and sex influence tacrolimus pharmacokinetics.

The initiative supports graduate students and postdoctoral fellows completing HIV research at the University of Zimbabwe.

A UB expert on the behavioral treatment of chronic pain disorders has been awarded $3.3 million from the NIH to conduct a five-year clinical study of drug-free behavioral treatments for chronic pelvic pain in men and women.

Growing thin layers of crystals made from different materials on top of each other isn’t easy. Could a technique called ‘dative epitaxy’ help?

Awardees are recognized for advancing the fields of environmental science or environmental engineering within the last 12 months.

The $783,197 effort will see UB engineers developing ceramics and ceramic matrix composite simulations, making them more practical for manufacturers.

UB has received a $2.3 million grant from the NIH to identify metabolic vulnerabilities of ovarian cancer and to develop potential treatments for the disease.

The National Science Foundation-funded project includes Roswell Park and other partners; it will help ensure U.S. leadership in science and engineering, and help drive innovation in the U.S. economy.

Tracy Gregg was a member of the Mars panel for the Planetary Science and Astrobiology Decadal Survey, which identifies future research and exploration priorities.

Research focuses on placement of stream gauges — instruments that keep tabs on how much water is flowing through rivers and streams.

Organizers hope that an April 21 discussion will be the first of many conversations on building an inclusive entrepreneurial community in Western New York.

Barry Smith’s Basic Formal Ontology is used in efforts ranging from genomics research, to digital manufacturing, to the U.S. Department of Defense.

Research comes after China’s National Sword policy set strict contamination limits and restrictions on recyclable materials, throwing the U.S. recycling market into disarray.

On June 4, Drew Weissman will visit UB to tell the truly amazing story of how he and his research partner co-developed the mRNA technology that made the COVID-19 vaccines possible.

The UB Libraries has received a challenge grant from the NEH toward the design of a new UB James Joyce Museum in Western New York. The museum was among 245 projects selected from around the nation for funding.

Victoria Wolcott's new book frames what is an otherwise incomplete picture of civil rights by investigating how the utopian activists, groups and institutions of the 1930s and 1940s created change in the social, economic and political fortunes of African Americans.

Grant to focus on joint efforts of New York State and University at Buffalo to boost plastics recycling, improve the environment.

The initiative builds upon New York State efforts to boost recycling and reduce waste, which will improve the environment and fight climate change.

Team wins environmental justice award in Department of Energy contest.

Despina Stratigakos’ 2020 book “Hitler’s Northern Utopia” praised for providing “captivating investigation of wartime environments and urban lives.”

To honor nurses in Western New York and across the nation, the falls will be lit in blue and white.

The lessons and activities urge students to think about what plastic is, how they use plastic, and about the consequences of plastic pollution in the environment.