News Releases

STAC panel members review scientific and medical evidence and offer recommendations to the WTC Health Program administrator on member eligibility criteria, as well as WTC-related health conditions.

Researchers will tackle solar power, climate change in WNY, e-waste, pollution at Lake Erie’s Woodlawn Beach and more.

Media outlets will now think twice before publishing sensational or sexual content, Samantha Barbas says.

If successful with HCV, telemedicine could be a valuable approach to treating other diseases where patients face similar challenges.

A study led by University at Buffalo nursing researcher Carla Jungquist reveals that the vast majority of post-operative patients given opioid medications through intravenous infusions are not monitored often enough to detect respiratory depression, a potentially deadly result of overdose.

Finding paves the way for devices that switch quickly between transparency and opacity to specific forms of light.

New performers fill the schedule of this year’s June in Buffalo, the region’s internationally celebrated new music festival to be held on UB’s North Campus from June 6-12.

Despina Stratigakos will advance her research on the wide-ranging architectural influences of Germany’s Third Reich as a 2016-17 member of the institute, located in Princeton, New Jersey.

Researcher Charlotte Lindqvist analyzed DNA samples for the special which will be broadcast May 29.

UB’s Bright Buffalo Niagara program will showcase the next wave of entrepreneurs and promising startup companies on June 15, and will include a keynote address by Bill Rancic, entrepreneur, investor and winner of “The Apprentice.”