News Releases

Congratulations to our UB men’s basketball team, who made history last night and are preparing to do it again!

Part of Science Week, the event will promote genomic and bioinformatics literacy.

Aging tends to lead people to become more trusting, says University at Buffalo psychologist Michael Poulin, co-author of two new studies exploring the relationship between age and trust. 

The National Institutes of Health has awarded $2 million to a researcher at the University at Buffalo School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences to do a preclinical study to determine which type of cardiac stem cell therapy will be most effective in treating patients with heart failure.

Students will volunteer in high-need areas of Western New York, Virginia, the Dominican Republic and elsewhere.

Politicians’ support of economic policies that benefit their supporters are a boon to those on higher end of economic spectrum.

Access to routine information about you — like where you grew up and your relationship status — can help others manipulate you, a UB researcher finds.

Buffalo Sabres and libraries join UB and partners in expanded STEM programs for K–12 students.

Studies have found that people exposed to American Indian mascots are more likely to negatively stereotype other ethnic groups, a UB psychology expert says.

Ana Mariella Bacigalupo's project is titled, "Memory, Spirits, and Violence in Mapuche Chilean Geographies."