News Releases

All of the latest news about our university. (by topic)

Comparisons of glaucoma surgeries show certain techniques are safer, more effective
9/24/20
Study finds that a less expensive method proves to be more effective.
Presidential race too close to call, according to national political expert’s forecast
9/23/20
University at Buffalo political scientist James Campbell has been accurately forecasting elections for decades.
Police training focused on trauma-informed practices
9/21/20
School of Social Work, University Police partner on an education and training program that seeks to integrate trauma-informed practices into the UB police department's public service model.
Shrinking ice sheets could add 15 inches to sea level rise by 2100, study finds
9/21/20
The international effort leveraged UB’s supercomputing facilities for data storage.
UB biophysicist to explore molecular mysteries of protein-RNA droplets
9/21/20
The research — supported by $2 million in NIH funding — will investigate biophysical processes that impact the function of human cells and disease.
IDEA Center at UB receives another 5-year cycle of national funding
9/21/20
Center promoting inclusive design has received 25 years of continuous federal funding.
UB’s School of Law presents round table on ‘High Level Sports During a Pandemic’
9/21/20
The Center for the Advancement of Sport presents a discussion about the challenges collegiate and professional sports health professionals, administrators and athletes are facing.
Biotech venture wins UB entrepreneurship competition
9/19/20
By Jacqueline Molik Ghosen
WNY-based study aims to connect the dots on food access
9/18/20
UB researchers surveyed local families and stakeholders to find the best strategies for addressing disparities in healthy food consumption.
Panel to celebrate life of Mary Talbert, namesake of Talbert Way at UB
9/18/20
A virtual panel discussion on Sept. 24 will celebrate Mary Burnett Talbert, a Buffalo resident who was famous in her time for her tireless work in advancing human rights.

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