This marks the second year that the program has received this award.

The visit spotlights UB’s national leadership in artificial intelligence and New York State investment to spur research growth.

Speakers include "Jeopardy!" champion Amy Schneider, journalist Nicholas Thompson and legal scholar Nita Farahany, author Heather McGhee, and poet Amanda Gorman.

Treating newly diagnosed Type 1 diabetes patients with semaglutide may drastically reduce or even eliminate their need for injected insulin. 

A new study identifies the fatty acid-making protein behind membrane rupture and inflammation during necroptosis.

Victoria Wolcott, professor of history, is the new director of UB's Gender Institute, succeeding Carrie Tirado Bramen.

Among 286 U.S. universities ranked by The New York Times’ College-Access Index, UB is 28th in the country overall by Pell share rank, and 8th among public universities. Among 50 state flagships, UB is No. 2 nationally.

Researchers have found that people using e-cigarettes before pregnancy were more likely than those using nicotine replacement therapy to abstain from smoking later in pregnancy.

The support program provides critical mentorship and funding for promising startups.

A new study outlines how University at Buffalo students, with the help of a local high schooler, used the aquatic plant to create face shields for dentists.

The phenomenon is crucial for protein design and function, as well as understanding life at very low temperatures and high pressure.

Kenneth E. Leonard, PhD, director of the Clinical and Research Institute on Addictions, has been appointed to the Program Advisory Board of the National Consortium on Alcohol and Neurodevelopment in Adolescent-Adulthood.

Chang’s “Before I Die” walls represent “one of the most creative projects ever,” according to The Atlantic; several local installations will be in place in the days prior to Chang’s talk.

Researchers have discovered how an active form of a gene present in 75% of the human population works to protect the brain against neurodegeneration. 

Insha Akram’s pursuit of higher education is especially remarkable given the intertwined structural barriers that pervade life in a protracted conflict setting. 

The annual event, called Dentistry Smiles for Veterans, is now its eighth year.

With more buildings affected by sea level rise, NSF awards $2 million to UB researchers and partners to assess at-risk communities in Hawai’i, elsewhere.

UB, New York’s flagship university, comes in at No. 36 among 227 public national universities in U.S. News & World Report’s 2024 Best Colleges rankings.

Blackstone LaunchPad will be rebranded and expand into new space in the Student Union.

The Fast 46 competition is named in honor of UB’s founding in 1846; its mission is to recognize successful businesses led or owned by UB alumni or former students.

Blackstone LaunchPad is changing its name, expanding its reach and growing into a larger space on the North Campus.

 Morris Janowitz Career Achievement Award recognizes senior scholars whose careers have demonstrated excellence in the field of military sociology.

New hires present unprecedented opportunity to move the university’s long-range Top 25 Ambition forward and grow the faculty ranks in four key interdisciplinary areas of university strength and global importance. 

UB scientist and other researchers see early success using machines to garden 230 feet below the Gulf of Mexico.

Study’s results provide a foundation for developing counter messaging that seeks to neutralize those appeals or provide leverage for encouraging people to leave terrorist groups.

Founded by a UB chemist, the competition provides thousands of kids and teachers with a hands-on science project.  

It is believed to be the first study to examine the impact of cooking fuels, heating fuels and passive smoking on child development measured in the five developmental domains in the U.S

The technology could lower costs for making pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals and other products.

Improving maternal health outcomes is the focus of “A Mother Pearl Young Legacy Forum on Hope and Healing: Advancing Key Maternal Health Policies,” which will take place from noon to 2 p.m. Sept. 29 at the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.

On-campus mobile market is designed to test  innovations developed through the Veggie Van Study, while giving students the opportunity to learn through a related food entrepreneurship course.

Clinicians treating severe obesity have a new genetic tool for predicting — and ultimately improving — bariatric surgery outcomes. 

Ultrahigh-intensity laser facility could reestablish U.S. leadership in field of high-peak-power lasers.

Scientists from across the globe gathered to discuss the latest chemical analysis breakthroughs.

Michael Groden, the late Buffalo native and renowned James Joyce scholar, bequeathed his collected works to the University at Buffalo Poetry Collection.

Rosalind Lai, MD, assistant professor of neurosurgery, has been awarded the CNS Foundation/CV Section Young Investigator Grant for her research on cerebral aneurysms.