News Releases

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

Enrollment opens for UB-led MOOC on digital manufacturing and design
1/18/17
The online course will help bolster Buffalo’s status as a nationwide leader in advanced manufacturing.
Insecticides pose risk for diabetes, metabolic disease
1/18/17
Using computational and experimental techniques, UB scientists provide first evidence that carbamates can upset circadian rhythms.
Vader Systems may have created a quantum leap in manufacturing
1/12/17
With the help of UB researchers, the company has created what's believed to be the first liquid metal 3-D printer for manufacturing.
UB moves dramatically to find and hire minority- and women-owned businesses
1/11/17
UB officials atttend community meetings, host job fairs and collaborate with other WNY institutions.
Study: For men with prostate cancer, emotional distress may lead to more aggressive treatment
1/11/17
Study of more than 1,500 men highlights need to make treatment decisions as informed and supported as possible, researchers say.
Saving your family history through curated interviews
1/11/17
Student startup MemoryFox makes it possible with your smartphone.
Study finds three primary categories used by African-American women facing intimate partner violence
1/10/17
African-American women in abusive relationships use a variety of strategies pulled from three general categories to survive intimate partner violence , according to a new UB study.
UB’s Graduate School of Education, School of Nursing online programs continue to climb in U.S. News & World Report ranking
1/10/17
UB’s online programs for the Graduate School of Education and School of Nursing earned significant national endorsements from the U.S. News & World Report’s ranking of the best online programs in America.
UB’s CMI awards over $170K to fund innovative faculty and industry partnerships
1/10/17
The awards will support projects designed to boost economic development in Western New York.
Study finds vulnerable young, single women of color most likely to receive financial assistance for abortion
1/9/17
Abortion fund patients who get aid to help pay for abortions are younger and more likely to be African American when compared to general abortion patients in the U.S., according to the findings of a new UB study.

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