UB’s esteemed and long running annual festival of contemporary music,  June in Buffalo, recently wrapped up for 2012. The festival, which draws in young composers from all over the world for a week of workshops and performances,offers a rare opportunity to hear recent and innovative works of composition performed in one place. To learn more [...]

On Saturday, September 8, the UB 2020 Strategic Strength in Molecular Recognition in Biological Systems and Bioinformatics will hold its 6th Annual Minisymposium.  This year’s theme is the “Molecular Basis of Neurodegenerative Disorders,” and it will be held in the Zebro Room at Roswell Park. Admission and lunch is free, however, registration is required. The [...]

Recent research involving Integrated Nanostructured Systems researchers could have significant potential in better and earlier detection of tumors and other dangerous microbes. The study, which INS FAC members Paras Prasad and Mark Swihart worked on,  investigates the use of “quantum dots” to locate and spot tumors. For further information, please visit: http://www.slate.com/blogs/trending/2012/05/22/quantum_dots_the_cancer_finding_pepto_bismol_of_the_future_.html http://www.buffalo.edu/news/13437

The Robert and Carol Morris Center for 21st Century Music has released a video preview of the upcoming June in Buffalo Festival, taking place on UB’s North Campus  June 4 – 10. “June in Buffalo offers an intensive schedule of seminars, lectures, workshops, professional presentations, participant forums and open rehearsals as well as afternoon and [...]

On June 1, 2012, the University at Buffalo will host the “Connected Vehicle Test-Bed Development & Integration Workshop” in UB’s newest building, Barbara and Jack Davis Hall. The aim of the workshop is to provide the perspective of the auto industry, IT & Telecom industry, academic community and government on Connected Vehicles and IntelliDrive systems. [...]

The US-Japan TeraNano Workshop on Nanophotonics  & Nanoelectronics will be held in the Agrusa Auditorium on the ground floor of Davis Hall (North Campus),  from 08:30 – 17:30 on Friday May 11th. The workshop features presentations by several experts in nanophotonics from Japan, as well as from speakers from UB. Topics to be covered include: [...]

INS affiliated scientists developing a noninvasive technique for remotely controlling the brain have received a $1.2 million grant from the Human Frontier Science Program to intensify their work. To learn more about this story, please visit the full article in the UB Reporter. 

A short presentation of findings from the research on public authorities and democratic accountability in New York State by Kevin Connor and Steve Halpern. They will speak about the efforts by proponents of authorities in New York to expand the role and power of government by creating authorities, and to then use them to insulate [...]

Flyer here Join in a participatory learning experience where you will gain knowledge and skills on how to identify and capitalize on your own individual and community assets, and be a part of creating a unique and visionary “asset map” of Buffalo. Facilitated by: Jessica Bauer Walker, Executive Director, Community Health Worker Network of Buffalo [...]

UB full-time faculty are invited to submit fellowship proposals to advance community-based research on issues of social equity and justice and/or public policy. The research fellowships support community-based research proposals and/or the development of external grant proposals. Fellows may receive up to $3,500. Deadline for proposals: Monday, April 23, 2012 Full details including a list [...]