News Releases

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

UB School of Management names interim directors for Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership
2/12/21
Anthony DeSimone and Kate Moody will serve as interim executive director and interim operating director, respectively.
UB MBAs take third in international case competition
2/12/21
A team of first-year MBA students from the UB School of Management took third place in the Kogod Case Competition, hosted virtually by American University.
Study: Humpback whales aren’t learning their songs from one another
2/12/21
New study calls into question widely held beliefs of imitation and cultural transmission among humpbacks.
UB ranked No. 19 in Forbes’ 2021 best U.S. large employers ranking
2/11/21
UB was ranked No. 19 in Forbes’ America’s Best Large Employers 2021, an annual ranking of the most-liked companies by United States employees.
What rules govern the structure of membraneless organelles?
2/8/21
A study in Nature Communications outlines physical rules regulating the architecture of these liquid organelles.
Radiative cooling. Solar heat. All from one system, no electricity needed.
2/8/21
Study describes passive cooling system that aims to help impoverished communities, reduce cooling and heating costs, lower CO2 emissions.
2 UB professors named SUNY Online Teaching Ambassadors for 2021
2/5/21
UB faculty members Dianna Cichocki and Jessica Kruger recognized for “enthusiastic and effective” online teaching.
UB researchers release major U.N. report on food systems planning
2/5/21
Report prepared in collaboration with the Food and Agriculture Organization is among the first to detail strategies for local government planners in low- and middle-income countries.
Three UB researchers elected IEEE Fellows
2/4/21
The prestigious honor was awarded to Amit Goyal, Thomas Thundat and Junsong Yuan.
How elephants evolved to become big and cancer-resistant
2/4/21
A study shows that elephants possess a large toolbox of genes for evading cancer, and suggests that evolution of tumor suppression capabilities contributed to the development of big bodies.

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