News Releases

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

Fearful conservatives and angry liberals process political information differently
1/9/19
Fear and anger related to the 2016 presidential election and climate change, one of the campaign’s major issues, had different effects on the way conservatives and liberals processed information about the two topics, according to a new UB study.
New year, new sparkle! National crystal contest to be judged at UB
1/8/19
The competition, started by a UB chemist, is wrapping up its fifth year, with participants from 42 states and Washington D.C.
At Consumer Electronics Show, UB cardiologist to discuss heart monitoring by smartphone
1/8/19
For some patients with arrhythmias, heart monitor apps are useful.
DARPA awards UB engineers $1 million to ‘teach’ physics to AI systems
1/8/19
The research could improve unmanned aerial vehicles and other complex defense systems.
Media Advisory: UB to commemorate Millard Fillmore’s birthday on Jan. 7
1/4/19
The 219th anniversary of the birth of Millard Fillmore, UB’s first chancellor and the 13th president of the United States, will be celebrated at a ceremony to be held at 10 a.m. Jan. 7 in Forest Lawn Cemetery in Buffalo.
Study finds ADHD drugs are unlikely to cause cardiac damage in children who take them
1/3/19
Results of a long-term NIH-funded study could allay concerns that ADHD drugs could damage children's hearts.
UB awards first badge under new micro-credential programs
1/3/19
The University at Buffalo has awarded seven students with the university’s first academic badge, a micro-credential that allows students to showcase their mastery of a skill in an area of interest.
UB statement on impact of government shutdown on federally funded projects
1/2/19
The University at Buffalo’s work on active sponsored programs funded by the affected agencies has continued and UB’s largest federal research sponsor, the NIH, is fully funded and will not be affected by the government shutdown.
After naloxone, when can opioid overdose patients be safely discharged?
12/28/18
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Naloxone has saved thousands of lives. But can patients be safely discharged from the Emergency Department (ED) just an hour after they receive the medication that curtails drug overdoses?
In a vast, ancient network of termite mounds, UB geographer finds a pattern
12/26/18
An impromptu meeting in a remote Brazilian town led to a study that made headlines around the world.

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