Graduate News

PhD student Adam DeHollander is developing a game-playing artificial intelligence focused on emergency room efficiency.

The new method enables in-depth and high-quality proteomic profiling of large sample cohorts, especially for low-abundance proteins.

The research will investigate the effects of enzyme MMP-9 on multiple types of cells involved in the pulpal healing process.

In addition to increasing the risk of fractures, low bone mineral density impacts oral health, causing teeth to become loose and dental implants to fail.

MFA student and UB Arts Collaboratory artist-in-residence Taylor Robers channels inspiration from ecosystems into art.

Three UB experts offer insights on how to cope with the events that have rocked Western New York during the past nine months.

UB sleep medicine specialist Amanda Hassinger offers tips for achieving more quality sleep that may help you achieve your New Year’s resolutions.

Mark O'Brian explains how Moderna's experimental vaccine treats, but doesn't prevent, the aggressive skin cancer.

During one of the worst blizzards in Buffalo’s history, a group of physicians from the Jacobs School played vital roles in a special Christmas Day delivery.

Programs in the School of Nursing and the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences rose in the U.S. News rankings.

The Micro-scaffold Assisted Spatial Proteomic technique allows simultaneous whole-tissue protein mapping with excellent accuracy.

The U.S. News & World Report rankings spotlight the value of these innovative educational offerings.

The chair was established with a generous gift from UB PhD computer science alums D. Sivakumar and Uma Mahadevan.

The UB study found that most hospitalized children were unvaccinated.

The project will use an inclusive learning community model to fund scholarships and provide support services to 25 full-time students.