News Releases

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

UB study reveals how drug abstinence changes gene expression, making relapse more likely
10/9/19
A new preclinical study reveals the genetic basis of relapse, one of the most detrimental but poorly understood behaviors related to addiction.
De-stressing surgery with a smartphone
10/9/19
UB School of Management students win Healthcare Hackathon.
New universal design program aims to push socially responsible design into standard practice
10/8/19
Program guides clients through a menu of design strategies and tracks progress toward meeting the goals of universal design through an automated scoring system.
School’s in for summer
10/8/19
Western New York Entrepreneurs get a boost at summer school.
UB faculty are serving on New York’s Maternal Mortality Advisory Council
10/7/19
Two faculty members in the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences are serving on New York State’s Maternal Mortality Advisory Council.
Media Advisory: David Felder’s new orchestral work to receive its world premiere this weekend by the BPO
10/4/19
The work muses on various forms of twilight, with each movement framed by accompanying poetic inscriptions.
Media Advisory: Tripathi to present State of the University address on Friday
10/3/19
He will reflect on the university’s transformation and many accomplishments under the UB 2020 strategic plan, and discuss UB’s ambitious course for the future.
UB conference to address human capital and economic development in China
10/3/19
Presenters will examine interactions between migration and education decisions, gender and income inequalities, the higher education system, and more.
Lesbian and bisexual women more likely to smoke while drinking alcohol than heterosexual women
10/2/19
Sexual minority women are more likely to smoke cigarettes when drinking alcohol than heterosexual women, according to new University at Buffalo research.
UB Center for Protein Therapeutics awards $1 million for drug research
10/1/19
The University at Buffalo Center for Protein Therapeutics has awarded more $1 million for research projects to advance the development of next-generation protein-based drugs that treat cancer, inflammatory bowel disease and other illnesses.

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