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News about UB research and outreach relating to societal issues such as poverty, homelessness, bullying, domestic violence, human rights, diversity and inclusion. (see all topics)

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UB student’s billboard encourages people to embrace their differences
6/18/24
“One heart, one temperature” has been installed on Kensington Avenue through a partnership with Lamar Advertising.
Study: Exposure to firearm violence is cumulative, affects the functional health of Black Americans
6/11/24
“It’s a public health crisis that’s not limited to homicides,” says UB researcher.
Conference at UB to address youth mental health crisis
5/23/24
The conference is presented by the SMART collaborative in partnership with the School of Social Work.
BEOC honors four alumni for their path to success
5/23/24
Awardees include an entrepreneur, a postgraduate scholar and health care workers.
Six with UB ties receive Fulbright student awards
5/22/24
The students will use the awards to conduct research in Papua New Guinea, Saudi Arabia, Montenegro, Taiwan, Thailand and Iceland.
MOU with University of the West Indies will contribute to UN Sustainable Development Goals
5/21/24
Agreement, signed May 20, will also create new opportunities for UB faculty and students in sustainable development leadership.
Study: Young adults with a history of school discipline report depressive symptoms, lower well-being
4/5/24
“It’s time to rethink school discipline entirely,” says University at Buffalo sociologist and study author.
UB sociologist to speak at conference on addiction recovery theory he co-developed
3/7/24
Robert Granfield and William Cloud conceptualized the theoretical foundations of recovery capital, contributing to a paradigmatic shift in the science of addiction recovery.
AI-enhanced indoor farming takes root at the University at Buffalo
2/20/24
Project uses AI to monitor plant health and fine-tune LED lighting systems; could help with food insecurity and sustainability issues.
Study: Community-level language resources do not benefit immigrant men and women equally
2/9/24
Paper looks at language proficiency and employment outcomes from a wider angle than focusing exclusively on the individual.

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