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Ambitious employees in informal leadership roles can get burned out when they don’t receive support from their bosses, according to new research from the University at Buffalo School of Management.

Teams will seek to develop treatment options that could benefit patients with multiple sclerosis, hemophilia and more.

Limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius could halve sea level rise caused by melting land ice this century, according to an international team.

C. albicans’ ability to shift forms can help it cause dangerous infections, and a study suggests that a protein called Sir2 aids this transition.

UB is No. 20 among public institutions and ranks 50th among all U.S. universities in the QS USA University Rankings, announced this morning.

New research shows one reason why the number of people who eat meat hasn't changed much in decades, despite increasing concern over animal welfare issues.

President Tripathi made the announcement today, citing Hamluk’s leadership and vision as an administrator, instructor and adviser at Syracuse University and The George Washington University, in addition to his experience over the past five years at the University of Pittsburgh.

The entire University at Buffalo community continues to hope for the best in this difficult situation.

With an original goal of $650 million, donors have committed more than $711 million to date.

Through the UB Global Miles for Smiles program, UB professor Othman Shibly traveled to Lebanon and Syria to deliver oral health care, fuel, medical supplies and more.