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A UB developmental psychologist has received a $550,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to study possible pathways that might lead young children toward different types of aggressive behavior later in life.

Marc Kiviniemi has been named director of Undergraduate Public Health Initiatives for the University at Buffalo’s School of Public Health and Health Professions.  

With help from a UB chemistry professor, science is a new emphasis of a summer camp for children who are disabled or from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Agencies plan to monitor thousands of manmade objects that orbit Earth and threaten spacecraft.

The U.S. has reopened its embassy in Havana. And that will be of great benefit to Cuba, says UB's Henry Louis Taylor Jr.

The technology may lead to more powerful weapons, energy savings and reduced crew numbers.

An innovative week-long robotics workshop for middle school students ages 9-12 co-sponsored by UB's Techne Institute will culminate with a robot parade on Friday, July 17.

It was surprising to hear President Barack Obama was the first sitting president to visit a prison, says UB's Teresa Miller.

To make Pluto a planet again, says UB's Dejan Stojkovic, the definition of a planet would have to be re-evaluated.

To improve learning among college students, a group of University at Buffalo researchers has turned to the kindergarten classroom for help.