The National Crystallization Center has contributed to groundbreaking research on SARS-CoV2, nicotine addiction and antibiotic resistance.
Five companies founded by UB students, faculty and alumni have joined START-UP NY.
A new study by UB chemists traces how enigmatic molecules called sphingolipids help cancer self-destruct.
Despite the climate accord reached in Paris, more work is needed to understand how sea levels could rise in the future, UB geologist Beata Csatho writes in Nature.
UB scholar Deborah Reed-Danahay is co-editing a new series for written works at the intersection of literature and anthropological studies.
UB faculty member Gary Giovino is serving as a consultant on an international project to collect health data via mobile phone.
A UB study finds motivational interviewing to be an effective technique in curbing opioid abuse among the elderly.
UB researcher Ivan Dylko has developed a model that explores the impact of personalizing online information.
UB researchers have developed and are testing a new treatment for acute concussion that could change the way head injuries are treated.
Extremist groups now have a global audience at their fingertips, thanks to social media, UB faculty member Michael Stefanone says.
In the next installment of the CAS lecture series, faculty member Jonathan Katz talks about UB's emerging role in queer studies in the arts.
