News Releases

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

UB experts on diversity and inclusion in athletics to speak at national conference
6/15/18
Three University at Buffalo experts on diversity and inclusion in athletics will participate in a forum on June 19 in the Albany Capital Center aimed at preventing sexual and interpersonal violence against sexual and gender minorities.
Higgs tangoes with top quark in latest physics discovery
6/11/18
UB scientists contributed to the research, which confirms predictions but leaves open prickly questions about the nature of the universe.
Minority and women entrepreneurship program at UB seeks candidates
6/7/18
UB's Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership will host an info session for the 2019 Allstate Minority and Women Emerging Entrepreneurs program.
Media Advisory: Live exhibit of dance and song on tiny world of bacteria inside us comes to Buffalo Museum of Science
6/6/18
The University at Buffalo and the Buffalo Museum of Science have partnered to offer a live dance installation that explores the human microbiome and its impact on health, mood and love.
Want narcissists to donate to your cause? Make it about them
6/5/18
When narcissistic individuals can imagine themselves in a victim’s situation, they're more likely to donate to charity, according to new UB School of Management research.
As mystery deepens over the cause of Alzheimer’s, a UB lab seeks new answers
6/5/18
Biologist Shermali Gunawardena studies ‘traffic jams’ in brain cells with the hope of unraveling the origins of disease.
Your reaction to pics of Leonardo DiCaprio, animals could unlock your next smartphone
6/5/18
Proposed biometric system measures brainwaves; creates brain password that’s ‘cancelable,’ meaning it can be reset if hacked.
Study: Exercise mitigates genetic effects of obesity later in life
6/4/18
Genetic associations on BMI were strongest in sedentary postmenopausal women and weakest in women who reported high levels of recreational physical activity.
Study: In MS, disintegrating brain lesions may indicate the disease is getting worse
6/1/18
University at Buffalo researchers are finding that it may be the atrophy or disappearance of these lesions into cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) that is a better indicator of who will develop disability.
Lee Foundation grants aim to train, retain UB psychology and psychiatry students in Western New York
6/1/18
The awards will benefit Western New York, where there is a lack of mental health professionals and treatment resources.

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