• Why misinformation persists
    6/30/26

    As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly integrated into everyday life, Ophir is uncovering how false and misleading information spreads.

  • Grant brings autism research institute to UB
    6/30/26

    The institute expanded its autism intervention programs at UB with support from a $450,000 Children's Guild Foundation grant.

  • To hack or not to hack, that is the ethical question
    6/29/26

    Management study finds interest in lawful hacking overlaps with interest in criminal hacking, raising concerns for cybersecurity education.

  • Early warning system
    6/29/26

    UB geographer helped develop the first warning system that can forecast up to nine months in advance where and when vertebrates will be exposed to extreme heat.

  • UB Libraries to host Buffalo Reading Invasion
    6/26/26

    Event will take place on the lawn in front of Hayes Hall on the South Campus on the evening of July 14.

  • Documentary featuring UB’s ice sheet research wins Emmy
    6/26/26

    The film features UB research on ancient sediment from below the Greenland Ice Sheet.

  • UB students help build “A Good Wall”
    6/24/26

    Project conceived as part of the inaugural 2026 Medina Triennial was constructed from salvaged Medina sandstone.

  • Nursing launches upstate NY’s first midwifery DNP program
    6/24/26

    The effort will strengthen the maternal health workforce, and improve patient outcomes.

  • UB spinout gets funding for bird flu vaccine candidate
    6/24/26

    POP Biotechnologies will receive up to $9.7 million from Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations.

  • Chemical engineering alum receives NSF award
    6/23/26

    The inspiration for Nicholas Reilly’s research stems from his life of camping in the Adirondacks and U.S. national parks.

  • Eight faculty, 1 librarian join SUNY Distinguished ranks
    6/23/26

    Balthasar, Dickerson, Egede, Feeley, Green, Kraimer, Mendola and Neelamegham join Distinguished Professor ranks; Hollister named SUNY Distinguished Librarian.

  • Adler’s legacy of connection
    6/22/26

    Marc Adler spent decades building relationships across UB and WNY. Now, a scholarship in his name will help students do the same.

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  • Hands-on health care

    Local Indigenous and underrepresented students from the Science and Technology Entry Program (STEP) at UB enjoyed an up close and personal introduction to the whole gamut of health care careers on July 23 during the fourth annual Seventh Generation event at the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. The term “Seventh Generation” refers to a Haudenosaunee philosophy based on the idea that people need to remember the last seven generations and the next seven.

    Published August 11, 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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