News Releases

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

UB students build space junk satellites for Air Force and NASA
7/21/15
Agencies plan to monitor thousands of manmade objects that orbit Earth and threaten spacecraft.
Easing of U.S.-Cuban diplomatic relations will create ‘influx of resources’, but not without concerns, UB expert says
7/20/15
The U.S. has reopened its embassy in Havana. And that will be of great benefit to Cuba, says UB's Henry Louis Taylor Jr.
Navy eyes graphene nanoribbon for ultimate power control system
7/20/15
The technology may lead to more powerful weapons, energy savings and reduced crew numbers.
Media Advisory: Pioneering ARTY workshop concludes with robot parade
7/16/15
An innovative week-long robotics workshop for middle school students ages 9-12 co-sponsored by UB's Techne Institute will culminate with a robot parade on Friday, July 17.
Obama’s visit to prison of ‘huge symbolic’ meaning to inmates, UB expert says
7/16/15
It was surprising to hear President Barack Obama was the first sitting president to visit a prison, says UB's Teresa Miller.
Despite new information, Pluto will remain a dwarf planet, UB cosmologist says
7/16/15
To make Pluto a planet again, says UB's Dejan Stojkovic, the definition of a planet would have to be re-evaluated.
Learn at home, do homework in class: Nursing school tests nontraditional teaching methods
7/15/15
To improve learning among college students, a group of University at Buffalo researchers has turned to the kindergarten classroom for help.
Learning computer security with mimes and Raspberry Pi
7/14/15
By Kevin Manne
Partners from Jamaica, Buffalo plan new center for infectious disease research
7/14/15
Dignitaries from Jamaica and Western New York will convene in Buffalo for the first annual meeting of the Buffalo Jamaica Innovation Enterprise, where one main topic of discussion will be the planned establishment of a Jamaican center to study infectious diseases.
Krishna Rajan will lead UB’s new Department of Materials Design and Innovation
7/14/15
The renowned materials scientist will serve as the Erich Bloch Endowed Chair, a role that will boost advanced manufacturing and biotechnology in Western New York.

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