Research News

It’s segregation, not diversity, that divides us, UB philosopher Ryan Muldoon writes in a white paper for the Knight Foundation.

UB research shows the chemical — a component of wastewater in textile-making — is good at storing and releasing energy.

UB sociologist Hanna Grol-Prokopczyk says celebrity culture likely has contributed to the destigmatizing of out-of-wedlock childbirth.

Several UB scientists have projects tied to ICESat-2, including Beata Csatho, who helped plan the mission’s science goals and will attend the September launch.

The new gallium oxide device identified by UB researchers can advance renewable energy, electric cars and more.

Biochemistry doctoral candidate's research helps shed light on a neurological disorder associated with industrial overexposure to manganese.

UB-Tsinghua University exchange program features exhibition and symposium focusing on the complexities of cross-cultural interpretations and negotiations.

UB social work researchers explore how systems to address stressors, such as maltreatment and homelessness, affect education.

A class of proteins that has attracted attention for its potential to treat disease has now been shown to curb drug-seeking behaviors.

UB RENEW’s partnership with the city of Buffalo places RENEW Fellows in City Hall to work on environmental and energy projects.