News Releases

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

Study finds increased risk of death among breast cancer patients who drink sugar-sweetened soda
3/9/21
Women who reported drinking non-diet soda five times or more per week were 85% more likely to die from breast cancer.
Disorder, chemical variety will be key in search for superhard materials
3/8/21
UB chemist Eva Zurek is a key partner on a Department of Defense-funded project that seeks to develop materials for applications that include friction stir welding of steel.
With pandemic looming large, UB public health school sees significant increase in applications
3/8/21
Undergraduate applications to the School of Public Health and Health Professions have jumped by 70% over last year.
Rapid 3D printing method moves toward 3D printed organs
3/5/21
UB-led research team advances technique that speeds up conventional 3D printing by 10-50 times.
Study: With unfair police treatment, the tragedy is not limited to the incident itself
3/5/21
Research by UB sociologist suggests that self-reported experiences of unfair police treatment are associated with a range of social-psychological and behavioral consequences.
UB leadership conference to focus on the workplace of tomorrow
3/4/21
The world of work changed dramatically throughout 2020, and this year’s CLOE conference will help leaders navigate what’s next.
UB Theatre and Dance Announces 2021 Spring Season
3/3/21
The University at Buffalo Department of Theatre and Dance is presenting a unique spring season of virtual musicals, plays and dance with nationally recognized directors and choreographers.
UB’s Koudelka elected fellow of the American Academy of Microbiology
3/2/21
Gerald Koudelka’s research has focused on themes including mechanisms of DNA sequence recognition and the evolution of bacteriophage-encoded exotoxins.
Personalized medicine: To optimize treatment for individual patients, physicians should employ experimental designs
3/2/21
Providers should explore the concept of single case experimental designs, the purpose of which is to apply experimental methods to caring for individual patients in challenging cases, according to a new paper.
Even satisfied employees don’t always produce better audits
3/2/21
New research shows that accounting firms that overwork their employees are less likely to produce high-quality audits—even if the employees are satisfied with their careers.

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