News Releases

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

Vaccinating humans to protect mosquitoes from malaria
10/8/18
Immunized people would transmit anti-malarial proteins to the insects that bite them, reducing spread of the deadly disease.
Scientists aim to use crowdsourced data to improve flood predictions
10/8/18
With new NSF funding, researchers will work to integrate citizen science data into the National Water Model
Curbing social media harassment and abuse
10/8/18
A new system for automatically detecting prejudice in social media posts can help curb abuse and harassment online.
UB’s School of Law professor Helen Drew gives keynote speech for the James Otis Lecture
10/5/18
UB School of Law Teaching Faculty member Helen “Nellie” Drew told high school students that freedom of expression is protected by the First Amendment as part of her keynote speech for the Sixth Annual James Otis Lecture Oct. 3.
UB to honor distinguished alumni at annual awards ceremony
10/5/18
The University at Buffalo will recognize 12 distinguished alumni at the UB Alumni Association Achievement Awards ceremony to be held at Oct. 12 in the UB Center for the Arts.
UB ranked among nation’s 25 Best Green Colleges, according to College Consensus
10/5/18
UB was recognized for its ability to generate its own green power thanks to the Solar Strand, SteelWinds and other efforts, as well as its leadership of the Localizing Buffalo’s Renewable Energy Future initiative.
Hot Spots: Science & Art Cabaret tackles toxicity and the landscape
10/4/18
Popular local event series opens its 10th season with a theme that’s close to home.
UB, Alfred State lead effort to bolster clean energy workforce development
10/4/18
The program will close critical workforce gaps by strengthening the connectivity between clean energy employers and educators in Western New York.
UB welcomes first fellows of $1.1 million training program to improve study of Zika, HIV and other viruses
10/3/18
The University at Buffalo has accepted the first cohort of fellows into the Global Infectious Diseases Research Training Program, a $1.1 million program formed to train 15 scientists from the Caribbean in viral infection research.
Portable cancer test uses smartphone, new gold biosensor
10/3/18
System may improve early detection, especially in developing countries.

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