News Releases

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

Public art project to raise awareness against LGBTQ bullying on Thursday
10/17/18
UB community members will create hundreds of signs for #SpiritDay on North Campus.
UB spinoff Cytocybernetics looks to move into new market with funding from NIH
10/17/18
New SBIR award will enable the company to develop a device for studying drugs that treat neurological disorders.
How does brain structure influence performance on language tasks?
10/17/18
Computational modeling shows promise as a tool for probing this question, a study finds.
Zodiaque Dance Company's Celebration 45, presented by UB Theatre and Dance
10/17/18
Under the direction of Kerry Ring and Jenna Del Monte, the 2018-19 academic year marks the 45th anniversary of Zodiaque Dance Company.
Gov. Cuomo names UB expert to statewide task force on hepatitis C virus
10/17/18
Talal uses telemedicine and other innovations to treat hepatitis C virus in people who inject drugs.
45 Plays for 45 Presidents, presented by UB Theatre and Dance
10/16/18
45 Plays for 45 Presidents is an irreverent comical insight into the lives of every POTUS, featuring vignettes about each President, their wives, mistresses, political opponents and others.
Shining bright! U.S. Crystal Growing Competition celebrates 5th year
10/16/18
The contest — founded by a UB chemist — reaches thousands of children around the country each year.
3D printers have ‘fingerprints,’ a discovery that could help trace 3D-printed guns, counterfeit goods
10/16/18
The study describes what's believed to be the first accurate method for tracing a 3D-printed object to the machine it came from.
Pippin - Presented by UB Theatre and Dance
10/15/18
The University at Buffalo Department of Theatre and Dance production of Pippin, will be directed by guest director and choreographer Paul Stancato.
Study exposes security vulnerabilities in terahertz data links
10/15/18
Scientists have assumed that future terahertz data links would be immune to eavesdropping, but new research shows that’s not necessarily the case.

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