State economic development officials have approved spending $48 million to create a genome research center in Buffalo, part of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s Buffalo Billion initiative.
UB researchers are preparing to conduct a major study that analyzes how Tonawanda Coke plant emissions have affected the health of area residents and employees.
UB Law faculty members Matthew Steilen and Michael Boucai took part in the Harvard/Stanford/Yale Junior Faculty Forum, which fosters scholarship by young scholars and enables them to present papers on cutting-edge topics in the law.
UB education researchers are continuing their work to use music to help preschools learn language by developing a curriculum they will test on children enrolled in Head Start.
Eight faculty members whose research spans the full range of the humanities disciplines have been named Humanities Institute Faculty Research Fellows for 2014-15.
For the fifth straight year, UB faculty member Gene D. Morse has been invited to lead a session on research capacity building at an international conference.
UB’s Alexander N. Cartwright joined nine other senior research officers from major U.S. universities in Washington, D.C., yesterday for a panel discussion on science, economic development and U.S. global competitiveness.
A pilot program offering free Metro Rail use to members of the UB community helped participants reduce their carbon footprints and explore new places, a study has found.
