A new study examines the genetic gems in Galápagos giant tortoise genomes.

The interdisciplinary, NSF-funded project will focus on how Twitter users describe their locations during disasters.

UB psychologist Eduardo Mercado says his latest paper is another strike against the idea that whales sing to attract mates, but rather echolocate, like dolphins.

With increasing frequency, UB faculty are offering timely analysis on issues ranging from the pandemic and politics to social justice and space debris.

Lauren Hennings is the third recpient of the scholarship awarded to a student facing financial obstacles standing in the way of a graduate degree.

The university clarifies its snow-day procedures with winter approaching.

Following a few guidelines when food is served will ensure a successful and safer on-campus event.

In a new study, genetically engineered E. coli eat glucose, then help turn it into molecules found in gasoline.

Jeffrey Shaman explained how the weather — specifically absolute humidity — can affect our health at last month's Richard V. Dr. Lee, MD, Lectureship in Global Health.

Charles Lindsey says this holiday season should be strong, with reports of the impact of supply chain issues largely overblown.

The researchers also identify a potential treatment strategy.

Joining the Center for Urban Studies with the Community Health Equity Research Institute supports the power of place in addressing health equity.