Awards

News about awards and recognition earned by UB and members of our community. (see all topics)

Interdisciplinary NIH grant will train next generation of addiction researchers
5/17/16
UB's Research Institute on Addictions will continue its critical research training and professional development of addiction researchers with the support of another five-year, $2 million grant for training postdoctoral associates.
Shoe design gives UB students win in international 3-D printing competition
5/16/16
The contest, organized by the Singapore Centre for 3-D Printing, promotes awareness and adoption of 3-D printing technologies
UB’s Goldwater Scholar takes unconventional road to research prominence
5/13/16
Anna Smith has earned distinction around campus for her nontraditional career path. Smith ran her own makeup business in Paris and New York for five years before she decided that she wanted to be an engineer.
Gollnick elected a fellow of the American Academy of Microbiology
5/11/16
An accomplished scholar, Gollnick has published over 100 academic articles, advancing the field of microbiology.
UB student entrepreneurs win three first place awards at statewide business plan contest
5/5/16
Each team will receive $10,000 to further their company.
UB’s National Science Foundation fellowship winners at ‘all-time high’
4/28/16
Eight UB students have won prestigious scholarships and awards in this year’s National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program.
Prasad, Welch to receive President’s Medal at University Commencement
4/27/16
In addition, honorary degrees will be presented to UB alumna Leslie G. Ford and Buffalo native Helene D. Gayle.
Inventors and entrepreneurs to be celebrated at UB reception
4/27/16
Researchers were named on six patents in 2015, and had numerous technologies licensed to industry.
UB ranks No. 1 on EPA Green Power list
4/25/16
The University at Buffalo ranks first on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Green Power Partnership list of the largest college and university green power users.
Rochester resident, grassroots activist becomes UB’s first Truman Scholarship winner
4/21/16
Madelaine Britt becameUB’s first Harry S. Truman Scholar today, an honor UB officials say is the country’s most prestigious academic honor available to undergraduates.

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