• Stakeholders praise UB’s new president
    6/2/26

    Elected officials react to the appointment of Caroline Attardo Genco as UB’s 16th president.

  • UB hosts national AI leaders this week
    6/1/26

    Conference is set to draw over 170 participants from universities and organizations nationwide and around the world, including UB experts.

  • Improving housing for rural seniors
    5/29/26

    Architecture studio sought to make manufactured housing affordable, durable, energy efficient and accessible.

  • Connecting vulnerable groups to resources
    5/28/26

    Social work, SPHHP students will have a presence in the downtown library, assisting patrons experiencing homelessness.

  • Nursing receives funding for scholarships
    5/28/26

    A $1.35 million investment from the Bedford Falls Foundation – DAF will support approximately 60 UB undergraduate nursing students annually.

  • Forum brings together earth sciences students
    5/27/26

    Eighteen undergraduate students and a few postdoctoral candidates presented their research to 100 attendees at the Buffalo Science Museum. 

  • Imagining new possibilities at historic Richardson Olmsted Campus
    5/26/26

    UB architecture graduate students design housing for a vacant building at the complex and contribute to a book project.

  • Jacobs students lead Albany advocacy
    5/22/26

    Students spoke with lawmakers about changes in federal student loans and their implications for access to medical education and the future physician workforce.

  • Noyes selected for prestigious ELAM fellowship
    5/22/26

    The fellowship is regarded as the premier leadership development program for women in academic medicine and public health.

  • GSE scholar works to advance climate education in schools
    5/22/26

    Alexandra Schindel is part of a task force working to implement NYS policy requiring climate education for K-12 students.

  • Job got you stressed?
    5/21/26

    In the season finale of the Driven to Discover podcast, UB workplace behavior expert Min-Hsuan Tu offers some practical advice for a frustrated workforce.

  • Can AI help spot ‘healthy’ viruses in our bodies?
    5/21/26

    UB researchers have been awarded $1.6 million grant to use lab methods and AI to probe the human virome.

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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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