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The advancement surpasses silicon and other mature technologies, and could help improve distances that electric cars, locomotives and airplanes can travel.

In an essay for a leading German newspaper, UB history professor Andreas Daum highlights Alexander von Humboldt’s take on pandemics around 1800 and what we can learn from it today, facing the COVID-19 crisis.

The university was ranked No. 46 among all U.S. universities in the QS World University Rankings: USA.

When the government bails out businesses during the coronavirus pandemic, they should acquire stakes in the firms—not just hand out loans.

How should children learn about COVID-19? Two UB medical students created an adorable, original character named Berry Bunny to explain coronavirus to kids in a clear, colorful and easy-to-understand story.

Researchers found that frequent cannabis users aren’t as knowledgeable as they should be about harm reduction strategies, which should serve as a wake-up call to public health campaigns.

It's been a busy year for music composer David Felder, who transitioned June in Buffalo to a virtual format and also released three new recordings.

Future research could explore whether the molecular traps can be used to remediate water and improve detection of these toxic chemicals.

Control rooms are designed to monitor metrics in each region during the reopening process.

When Governor Andrew M. Cuomo put out the call in March for health care workers to volunteer in New York City during the height of the pandemic, Tildabeth Doscher, MD, eagerly signed up.