News Releases

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

New safety course among TCIE offerings this fall for business professionals
8/22/17
Other courses focus on continuous improvement methodologies, internal auditing, logistics operations and finance.
UB lands its first Banting Fellowship recipient
8/22/17
A postdoctoral researcher in UB's School of Public Health and Health Professions has been awarded a Banting Fellowship, Canada’s most prestigious award for postdoctoral researchers.
Buffalo now has a wireless network just for the internet of things
8/22/17
UB engineer’s work attracts Sigfox, a boost for the region’s tech sector.
UB awarded $10 million grant to drive industry partnerships and innovation
8/21/17
The award, for UB CAT, is a boost to startups and mid-to-late stage companies.
Once invincible superbug squashed by ‘superteam’ of antibiotics
8/21/17
University at Buffalo researchers have assembled a team of three antibiotics that, together, are capable of eradicating E. coli carrying mcr-1 and ndm-5 — genes that make the bacterium immune to last-resort antibiotics.
"No safe amount of time" to look at sun during eclipse
8/18/17
Even though Buffalo will only see a partial eclipse on Monday, Aug. 21, people who want to view it must wear eclipse glasses or they will risk permanent blindness.
Linking seizures, heart health and sleeping sickness to bacteria and shape-shifting parasites in the mouth and gut
8/17/17
Four studies focused on improving our understanding of the human genome and microbiome were awarded funding through the third round of research pilots supported by the University at Buffalo’s Community of Excellence in Genome, Environment and Microbiome (GEM).
Buffalo’s first printed books find new home at UB Libraries
8/17/17
The University at Buffalo Libraries have acquired the Eugene Musial Buffalo Imprint Collection, a unique piece of Buffalo publishing history that includes the first book printed in Buffalo in 1812.
UB remembers Gerhard Levy, distinguished professor and pioneer in drug development
8/16/17
The University at Buffalo and the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences were deeply saddened to learn of the passing of SUNY Distinguished Professor Gerhard Levy on Aug. 3, in Sarasota, Florida.
Scientists use magnetic fields to remotely stimulate brain — and control body movements
8/16/17
The minimally invasive technique could lead to advances in mapping the brain and treating neurological disease.

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