Research News

Tundra vegetation is seen on the Greenland landscape in this photo from 2012.
  • Greenland’s Camp Century was ice free
    10/23/26

    UB-led study of ancient sediment offers new insights into ice sheet retreat at the former Cold War outpost.

  • UB study examines pandemic arrest patterns
    10/28/26

    The study provided an opportunity to explore a suburb — in this case, the Rochester area town of Irondequoit — a community type that isn’t often the focus of research.

  • Reducing cancer deaths in young adults
    10/27/26

    UB postdoc is working to educate young adults about paying attention to their bodies, listening to their instincts and getting symptoms checked out sooner.

  • Linkage between lead exposure, strep
    10/26/26

    UB study finds evidence of an association between blood lead concentrations and strep throat in children, even at concentrations below the current action level.

  • Greenland’s Camp Century was ice free
    10/23/26

    UB-led study of ancient sediment offers new insights into ice sheet retreat at the former Cold War outpost.

  • Protecting children from online predators
    10/22/26

    The School of Law-led Safe Play Project seeks to create a family guide to protect young gamers.

  • UB helps Carbonix Materials secure $300,000
    10/21/26

    Business & Entrepreneur Partnerships connects manufacturer with funding from the NY SMART I-Corridor Tech Hub and other sources.

  • A recipe for success
    10/19/26

    UB study finds that food prescription programs work best when fresh produce is delivered directly to people’s homes.

  • Parents’ rights laws and teen healthcare
    10/19/26

    SPHHP researcher’s JAMA Pediatrics Viewpoint article examines how a growing movement is reshaping adolescent health policy.

  • Social media’s broken promise
    10/15/26

    UB expert Yini Zhang discusses the many forces at play on our feeds, from bad actors and bots to algorithms and artificial intelligence. 

  • Staffing structure and outcomes
    10/15/26

    Management study reports that the more audit partners and managers are involved in supervising and reviewing audit engagements, the better the audits tend to be.