News Releases

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

Researchers awarded NSF grant for Lahaina wildfire simulation
10/10/23
Interdisciplinary team to combine AI, high-performance computing and modeling to better understand Lahaina fire; reduce likelihood of future disasters.
Synthetic molecules can ‘ferry’ mucus-clearing ions blocked by cystic fibrosis
10/9/23
Developed by UB researchers, synthetic anion binders could one day help treat chronic lung disease.
Study isolates factors showing how conservatives and liberals differ in support of science
10/6/23
Researchers hope the findings are useful for people who care about science and wish to improve public acceptance of science.
UB physicians launch Western New York’s first long COVID center
10/3/23
UBMD Internal Medicine has opened Western New York’s first Long COVID Center, funded by a grant from the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation with support from UB.
Seval Yildirim named UB vice provost for inclusive excellence
10/3/23
Yildirim currently serves as vice president for diversity initiatives and chief diversity officer at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
Why do women develop cerebral aneurysms at a higher rate than men?
9/29/23
Rosalind Lai, MD, assistant professor of neurosurgery, has been awarded the CNS Foundation/CV Section Young Investigator Grant for her research on cerebral aneurysms.
Buffalo International Film Festival to feature renowned James Joyce scholar and Buffalo native
9/28/23
Michael Groden, the late Buffalo native and renowned James Joyce scholar, bequeathed his collected works to the University at Buffalo Poetry Collection.
More than a market, UB Veggie Van is a ‘living lab’
9/27/23
On-campus mobile market is designed to test innovations developed through the Veggie Van Study, while giving students the opportunity to learn through a related food entrepreneurship course.
Study finds link to unclean cooking fuels and developmental delays in children
9/27/23
It is believed to be the first study to examine the impact of cooking fuels, heating fuels and passive smoking on child development measured in the five developmental domains in the U.S
UB-led workshop highlights new and improved ways to find forever chemicals and other pollutants
9/27/23
Scientists from across the globe gathered to discuss the latest chemical analysis breakthroughs.