Science and Technology

News about the latest UB research in science, engineering and technology, and its impact on society. (see all topics)

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.
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.
2025: University at Buffalo solidifies leadership in AI, data science
12/18/25
UB is tapping AI’s incredible power to address global challenges by advancing education, research and outreach.
FOXG1 expert Soo-Kyung Lee to be honored at next Spotlight Symposia
12/17/25
The College of Arts and Sciences event will bring together leaders in neurodevelopmental disorders.
Empire AI powers bold new research at UB, from surgery to climate science
12/15/25
New wave of projects push innovation in these high-stakes challenges.
UB student Miles Stefko chosen for National Grid Youth Advisory Council
12/10/25
Stefko will shape grantmaking decisions, develop leadership skills and drive meaningful community impact.
Tracking forever chemicals across food web shows not all isomers are distributed equally
12/2/25
Samples from water, fish, and bird eggs demonstrate the need to measure these unique molecular structures separately.
New hearing loss test checks the eyes – not the ears
12/2/25
University at Buffalo spinout Auspex Medix advances AI-powered hearing test to help older adults thwart cognitive decline, Alzheimer’s.
UB pharmacy researcher makes diabetes breakthrough in $3.5 million funded study
12/1/25
Discovery featured on cover of Analytical Chemistry could potentially slow progression to full-blown diabetes.