• UB geographer named UCGIS Fellow
    7/31/26

    Ling Bian was recognized for her advancement of research, education and community service in the geospatial community.

  • How an invasive snake took over Guam
    7/30/26

    Inbred brown tree snakes have more genetic diversity than meets the eye, according to UB-led study.

  • Coming to the table together for food justice
    7/30/26

    Providence Farm Collective in Orchard Park has been a site for learning for UB urban planning students and faculty.

  • Abortion ads and free speech
    7/30/26

    Law professor writes in The Conversation that South Dakota's law banning ads about abortion pills violates free speech.

  • Summer Institute offers intro to pharmacy
    7/29/26

    Three-day immersive program exposes high school and college students to the evolving fields of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences.

  • ‘SEE’ program sharpens focus
    7/28/26

    Eighty-four externs at 41 host organizations this summer have discovered the wide career spectrum WNY offers.

  • Furniture making with the ‘coolest machine’
    7/28/26

    In summer Digital Fabrication Furniture studio, architecture students acted as designer, fabricator and client.

  • Grants aim to improve East Side health equity
    7/28/26

    Funding came from a major federal grant awarded to UB’s Community Health Equity Research Institute.

  • UB scientists awarded Genesis Mission grants
    7/24/26

    The awards from the Department of Energy showcase the university’s leadership in applied AI and quantum science and engineering.

  • Lu selected as AI Research Fellow
    7/24/26

    GSE faculty member is one of eight fellows selected this year from a pool of more than 300 applicants.

  • High-tech workforce training
    7/23/26

    NSF awards totaling $950,000 will help UB prepare the next generation of the U.S. workforce in AI, cybersecurity, advanced manufacturing.

  • Improving trauma triage accuracy
    7/23/26

    Jacobs School researchers tested how LLMs could be used to help improve the accuracy of initial emergency medical services information.

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  • IAR moves to UB

    Last week, the Institute for Autism Research, which moved to the Department of Pediatrics in the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences in June thanks to support of The Children’s Guild Foundation, was officially welcomed to UB’s South Campus. Now at UB, the institute will be able to support and benefit more children living with autism and their families. Photos: Sandra Kicman

    Published July 28, 2026

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Exploring UB’s unique labs

Go behind the scenes for a tour of some of UB’s most unique labs and facilities on campus, where students and researchers are bringing ideas to life. From simulating extreme environments and earthquakes to testing the transportation technology of tomorrow, these spaces showcase the innovation happening every day at UB.

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