News Releases

All of the latest news about our university. (by topic)

Charting the work of Black women writers and choreographers
1/6/26
Nicole Morris Johnson’s new book examines various frameworks and why they prove to be an inadequate approach for examining women’s creative expression.
Heidi Julien receives lifetime achievement award from Association for Information Science and Technology
1/5/26
Merit award recognizes professor’s numerous contributions to information science field.
Greenland’s Prudhoe Dome ice cap was completely gone only 7,000 years ago, first GreenDrill study finds
1/5/26
Core samples pulled from beneath ice sheet suggests region is highly sensitive to the temperatures of our current interglacial period.
New scholarship to support Lafayette High School students interested in architecture
1/5/26
UB’s School of Architecture and Planning and SOM Foundation form new scholarship named after Gordon Bunshaft.
UB is part of joint $17 million NIH grant to study temporomandibular disorders
1/5/26
Dental medicine, medicine and philosophy professors collaborate on multi-institution project.
Josephson junctions — quantum computing building blocks — are possible with only one superconductor
12/29/25
Ferromagent iron finds way to sync with superconducting metal vanadium.
Mukherjee receives Society for Risk Analysis Distinguished Young Risk Analyst Award
12/22/25
Mukherjee’s research advances the field of risk science by integrating operations research and artificial intelligence.
Karen Frank joins UB’s Jacobs School as chair of pathology and anatomical sciences
12/22/25
Frank has been chief of the Department of Laboratory Medicine at the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center since 2018.
2025: A look back at UB’s research and creative activities
12/18/25
From bird flu vaccines to Grammy-winning musical compositions, UB scholars are dedicated to creating a safer, healthier and brighter future.
New study guides climate modelers on partnering with Indigenous communities
12/18/25
Researcher says regional climate data should be useful to the people who live there.