Research News

Jason benedict looking at a crystal.

Crystals in a new light
2/12/26
A setback in growing light-responsive crystals led UB chemist Jason Benedict and his team to a novel method for mapping molecular arrangements.

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Internet users made the heist by Russian hackers a piece of cake
8/21/14
A lot of us presume that social media is transparent, that people who have a profile are real; that's not always true.
UB and ASME host mechanical engineering conference in Buffalo
8/21/14
The event featured up to 2,000 engineers, ranging from Fortune 500 company executives and world-class scholars, to successful entrepreneurs and aspiring students.
HHS produces multimedia program on work of UB epidemiologist
8/21/14
Youfa Wang looks at which childhood obesity prevention programs actually work.
Trust to fund breast cancer treatment study
8/14/14
The Richard W. and Mae Stone Goode Trust has awarded $100,000 to a UB study that will explore why a breast cancer treatment causes cardiotoxicity in some patients.
Undergraduate develops water-purification system
8/14/14
UB undergraduate Deshawn Henry has developed an easy, inexpensive way to disinfect contaminated water, work that could have a tremendous impact in developing countries.
Higginbotham named ASHA fellow
8/14/14
UB faculty member D. Jeffery Higginbotham has been named a fellow of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.
Troen named fellow
8/11/14
UB faculty member Bruce Troen has been named a fellow of the American Geriatrics Society.
Aga delivers keynote
8/7/14
UB chemist Diana Aga, who investigates how pharmaceuticals and industrial chemicals affect the environment, delivered the keynote address at an international workshop held at Biosphere 2.
A glimpse into the world of research
8/7/14
Twenty UB undergraduates from the STEM disciplines spent their summer gaining an invaluable learning experience as part of UB’s Collegiate Science & Technology Entry Program (CSTEP) Summer Research Program.
Identifying circadian disruptors
8/7/14
A UB research team has been awarded a federal grant to explore how environmental chemicals that disrupt neuroendocrine circadian functions and hormone release may raise the risk of diabetes and other disorders.

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