Under the mentorship of a UB faculty member, students are invited to develop independent projects aligned with their specific academic and professional interests.

Explore how rare epithelial cells like tuft cells regulate inflammation, regeneration, and circadian rhythms in salivary glands using state-of-the-art molecular and imaging techniques. 

Utilize digital design software (ExoCAD) and clinical cases from a local commercial laboratory to perform prosthetic design.

Develop methods for measuring and predicting heavy metal releases in water supplies that have potential to harm human health.

Turn famous sociological tables and graphs into powerful wall art that supports education and sparks new ideas behind prison walls.

Study the tiny molecular motors that cells use to produce force and motion in human cells. 

Help build a part of the CMS experiment for the CERN upgrade. 

Learn more about the experiences of people with disabilities and how people with different kinds of disabilities interact with others. 

The University Honors College is seeking Honors Scholars in their Sophomore, Junior or Senior years to facilitate the Freshman Honors Colloquium (HON102) as teaching assistants.

Provide new information that will stop the spread of airborne diseases like COVID-19.