News Releases

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

Study: How saliva is made
11/17/20
Research reveals the details of how salivary glands collectively produce the constellation of proteins found in saliva, opening the door to important medical research.
UB to host 2nd annual wireless communication workshop
11/17/20
Participants include Fortune 500 companies, the chairman of the FCC, military leaders and community development officials.
Past pandemics and the roots of modern medicine are the focus of novel by Jacobs School professor emeritus
11/17/20
A history-based novel by UB's former chair of the Department of Family Medicine tells the story of a country doctor who worked in East Aurora during the 1800s.
Construction set to begin on new ground-mounted solar arrays on UB’s North Campus
11/17/20
The solar arrays will contain more than 22,600 solar panels producing over 11 million kilowatt hours in the first year of use.
Examining COVID-19’s effects on the food retail environment
11/17/20
Paper reflects on how coronavirus pandemic has changed food retail, and provides recommendations for research to understand the impact of the pandemic on the retail food environment and consumer behavior.
Dhaval Shah receives 2020 North American New Investigator Award from ISSX
11/13/20
The award is presented to an International Society for the Study of Xenobiotics member in North America who has made significant contributions to their field of study.
UB anthropologist named American Council on Education fellow
11/13/20
Peter F. Biehl was selected for the American Council on Education program that prepares participants for senior positions in college and university leadership.
Be mindful: Study shows mindfulness might not work as you expect
11/13/20
When it comes to “not sweating the small stuff,” mindfulness has its limitations, say UB researchers.
Study: UB sociologist says W.E.B. Du Bois’ legacy extends from civil rights to natural science
11/12/20
Du Bois actively engaged and incorporated non-racist natural science as part of his emancipatory struggles.
UB statement on increase in COVID-19 cases
11/11/20
UB closely monitoring an increase in COVID-19 cases among the UB community, which mirrors the uptick seen across Erie County, where UB’s three campuses are located.

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