News Releases

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

UB statement on the tragic deaths of Dr. Daniels and his daughters
7/4/22
The entire University at Buffalo community is shocked and deeply saddened by the tragic deaths of Dr. Jonathan Daniels and his daughters.
UB ice scientists will travel to Greenland for field work
7/1/22
"It is safe to say that the GreenDrill project requires more than double the logistical effort compared to any past Arctic expedition I’ve run," says Jason Briner, UB geology professor.
Study: How placentas evolved in mammals
7/1/22
Research delves into the origins of pregnancy, pointing to an invasive placenta in the last common ancestor of eutherian mammals.
To fight online disinformation, UB launches Center for Information Integrity
7/1/22
The initiative merges a broad range of STEM and non-STEM disciplines.
When ASD occurs with intellectual disability, a convergent mechanism for two top-ranking risk genes may be the cause
6/30/22
A convergent mechanism may be responsible for how two top-ranked genetic risk factors for autism spectrum disorder/intellectual disability (ASD/ID) lead to these neurodevelopmental disorders.
Roe v. Wade: UB experts available to discussion decision and impact
6/30/22
From medicine and law to history and politics, experts can weigh in on issues.
Combatting unwanted sexual experiences in college
6/29/22
New UB study looks at how friends can work together to help protect against unwanted sexual experiences in the first year of college.
Monitoring COVID-19: Could medicine found in wastewater provide an early warning?
6/29/22
Research on wastewater finds that a spike in acetaminophen — the active ingredient in medications like Tylenol — preceded a spike in viral RNA during one COVID-19 wave in Western New York.
Igniting the spark of creativity at work
6/27/22
New research investigates how co-workers can inspire each other, like Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson.
Leaders praise plans for new $102 million engineering building
6/24/22
The new building will allow the university to meet increased enrollment demand while also fostering the growth of the state's STEM workforce.

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