Using artificial intelligence, a team of UB researchers has developed a novel system that models the progression of chronic diseases as patients age.
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When businesses and universities collide, life-changing innovations are born. From developing novel materials to pioneering COVID-19 vaccine candidates, impacts made by UB startups, researchers and industry partners are as diverse as they are far-reaching.
The startups are advancing projects that could help fight diseases ranging from COVID-19 to cancer to diabetes.
The startups are advancing projects that could help fight diseases ranging from COVID-19 to cancer to diabetes.
In Science Advances, scientists report successfully freeze-drying specialized liposomes that could be developed for use in future vaccines.
Dr. Rasheen Powell II is proof of what that kind of interest – and support – can lead to.
A behavior toolkit. Hands-on practice. Coaching and feedback.
Funded by NextFlex, the project will involve Binghamton University, Buffalo-based Tapecon, Inc. and Corning Inc.
Immunaeon is preparing to launch a full-scale marketing campaign into that first targeted market: adults who have been diagnosed with a pre-cancerous condition that leads to multiple myeloma.
The University at Buffalo debuted its Cultivator program this year as a way to help seed ambitious young founders in Western New York. Four down. Many to go.
Every big company was once a startup. As Buffalo celebrates the rapid growth of startups such as ACV Auctions, Centivo and Circuit Clinical, it still needs entrepreneurs who are willing to take a risk on their own growth story.
An investigation into the origins of the sensation of pain has led to the development of a novel and durable treatment for inflammatory pain that could be a promising alternative to opioids. The preclinical research, conducted by neuroscientists and pharmacologists in the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at UB, was published Oct. 4 in Nature Communications.
Ashok Subramanian, a Williamsville native, is co-founder and CEO of Centivo, a digital health plan. The company recently raised $51 million from investors, on top of $34 million it raised last year.
Funding to advance the company’s SMiRNA™ platform to identify clinical candidates in myotonic dystrophy type 1 (DM1), amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), frontotemporal dementia (FTD) and tauopathies
UB spinoff QAS.AI is developing software — trained on past cases — to inform decision-making during surgical procedures
Nonprofit Board Fellowship connects students and community organizations for leadership development
A push to grow the University at Buffalo’s standing among research universities is gaining traction, bringing millions of dollars back to the organization and generating new startups and innovation in the process.
The university’s number of active startups formed annually jumped from 2019 to 2020.
Entrepreneurs identify market need for their early-stage startup with guidance and mentorship from the University at Buffalo's Startup Ventures team.
The Buffalo Institute for Genomics and Data Analytics, launched as a Buffalo Billion project, is bearing fruit, through 530 jobs created at 13 local business partners.
From working out of a garage to relocating for an industry-specific accelerator program, startups have more options than ever about where to work and how to build their businesses. Among the most popular are coworking spaces, business incubators and accelerators.