• A legacy of mentorship, as well as research
    4/24/26

    After 33 years at UB, Luis Colón is retiring, leaving behind a career defined as much by the students he mentored as by the research he conducted.

  • Toward more equitable continuous glucose monitoring
    4/24/26

    Pharmacy researchers identify barriers to use among underserved populations.

  • A campus tradition—with a few honks along the way
    4/24/26

    Adopt-a-Goose provided a fun new way to involve more people in Giving Day this year.

  • State awards UB $3.7 million for special care dental clinic
    4/23/26

    The new clinic, scheduled to open in Squire Hall next year, will serve individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

  • Showcasing student creativity, entrepreneurship
    4/23/26

    Fifth annual Student Art Sale is set for April 28 alongside CFA's Spring Into Art event.

  • New details added for AI summit
    4/23/26

    Agenda and additional speakers have been revealed for Inside Higher Education's US AI Summit at UB in June.

  • UB reaches major milestone in carbon neutrality goal
    4/22/26

    On Earth Day, President Tripathi announces UB has achieved its target for directly controlled emissions, five years ahead of schedule.

  • Model rocketry company wins Panasci competition
    4/21/26

    More than $75,000 in startup funding and services were awarded in the UB entrepreneurship competition.

  • Author to speak on prison book bans
    4/21/26

    James Tager’s presentation on Thursday will discuss censorship practices in jails and prisons.

  • Startup Week touts entrepreneurial impact
    4/21/26

    Panels, workshops and networking events aim to connect startups with capital, talent and support.

  • New perspectives through immersive spring break
    4/21/26

    The trip to the American South explored the connections between enslavement and mass incarceration.

  • Solving cubes and shaping cities
    4/20/26

    A passion for solving Rubik's Cube has taught UB senior Lauren Phung skills that have helped her toward her goal of a career in transportation planning and policy.

Photographs, slideshows and videos capturing life at UB

  • Celebrating undergraduate research

    The College of Arts and Sciences held its Undergraduate Research Showcase on April 10 in the Student Union. The event, which highlighted undergraduate work across the arts, humanities, social sciences, natural sciences and mathematics, gave CAS students the opportunity to present their research, scholarship or creative work in a professional, supportive setting. Photos: Meredith Forrest Kulwicki

    Published April 24, 2026

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The Future of Neurosurgery

A neurosurgical pioneer, Elad Levy was among the first to implant a brain-computer interface enabling people with paralysis to operate devices with their thoughts. He talks about this and other groundbreaking achievements — and offers a preview of the innovations he’s advancing now.

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