News Releases

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

Advice to WHO nations to consider mandatory low-nicotine cigarettes is premature, Kozlowski says
7/6/16
Panel's recommendations are not warranted until long-term studies on representative samples of smokers show this is good for public health overall, Lynn T. Kozlowski writes in new journal paper.
Workshop on Lean-based approach to product design open to WNY professionals
7/5/16
The half-day session, part lecture and part LEGO building competition, is on July 21 and hosted by UB's Center for Industrial Effectiveness.
Will be tough to convict subject of ‘Serial’ podcast in retrial, says UB expert featured in the podcast
7/1/16
Stale evidence, unavailable witnesses and time make this difficult for the state, says UB's Charles Ewing.
E. coli: The ideal transport for next-gen vaccines?
7/1/16
A new study shows that a harmless version of the notorious bacteria could help fight pneumococcal disease and other illnesses.
UB Dental’s clinic on wheels to bring a week of dental care to Buffalo River community
7/1/16
UB Dental's mobile dental van will travel to the Valley Community Center to bring healthy smiles to the Buffalo River community, providing a range of affordable oral health care services, including cleanings, fillings and educational outreach.
UB Research Pharmacy open to assist WNY faculty, scientists with clinical trials
6/30/16
The Research Pharmacy within the UB School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences provides support to WNY researchers completing clinical trials that require dispensing medication to participants.
Tracking brain atrophy in MS could become routine, thanks to software developed at UB
6/30/16
International UB study starting next month aims to validate software to assess brain atrophy in more than 1,000 MS patients.
UB pharmacy school launches first Pre-Pharmacy Summer Camp for high school students
6/29/16
High school students from across the nation will get a glimpse of the pharmacy profession through the first University at Buffalo Pre-Pharmacy Summer Camp.
Nature and nurture shape infant eating habits, UB education professor finds
6/28/16
Research by UB's Myles Faith points to 'positive parenting' strategies for mealtimes.
In UB summer camp, BPS students learn to battle blight, one block at a time
6/28/16
BPS middle schoolers will spend six weeks developing ideas to reclaim abandoned properties in the area surrounding King Urban Life Center, one of Buffalo’s most underdeveloped neighborhoods.

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