UB researchers are combining expertise across disciplines to tackle a silent epidemic affecting roughly 60 million American adults

How a UB education and a passion for human rights led this alumna to the highest ranks of diplomacy 

At UB’s National AI Institute for Exceptional Education, “AI for good” means critical support for millions of kids with speech and language disorders

UB is part of BioSCape, NASA’s first-ever biodiversity-focused campaign

Reflections on leadership that have left an indelible mark on UB and its community.

NORTH CAMPUS: 856 Natural Sciences Complex

Deepfakes Are Getting Harder To Detect—and More Dangerous

Now Hear This: This physics course connects first-year students to campus through sound

What We're Writing

“Last Night at the Telegraph Club” by Malinda Lo

A storied piece of office furniture awaits a new chapter

A Job Well Done 

UB introduces AI themed majors and minors

Quantum Institute launches

UB welcomed its largest first-year class in history this past fall. 

Imagine a health clinic equipped with exam rooms, specialty medical equipment, a consultation office and more. Now imagine the whole thing is mobile.

UB is continually developing relationships with institutions around the globe, building bridges for innovation.

Some of UB's recent highlights

 The future of vascular neurosurgery is outpatient

There are complex links between food-borne hazards, food safety and nutrition.

An AI-powered tool designed to help scientists create better, more targeted medicine for people with everything from cancer to Alzheimer’s disease is under development at UB. 

Since its founding in the 1980s, the Emily Dickinson International Society has presented the organization’s highest recognition to only a handful of scholars. 

Imagine simulating matter at the quantum scale, where tiny particles can interact in more than a trillion configurations at once. 

The pair developed CANDO, an AI-based platform that speeds up the drug discovery process 

The Driven to Discover podcast explores innovative research through candid conversations with UB researchers about their inspirations and goals.

In advance of a major art initiative, a carefully crafted welcome center opens its doors

Motion was a guiding principle in the design of the work

Perspective and position alter what you hear

Kaleidoscope of Life

UB linebacker Red Murdock entered the 2025 season determined to make history. 

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WNY Prosperity Fellow and UB senior Lauren Phung finds purpose in puzzles and public transit

Student awards and accolades

The son of Eritrean refugees, Nate Yohannes forged his way to the front lines of AI through grit, curiosity and a well-timed twist of fate

Joshua Weisberger’s award-winning invention transformed a decades-old technology into NASA’s new go-to system

A biomedical engineer takes a circuitous but steady route in her drive to help patients

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