UB physicians urge anyone who is pregnant or trying to conceive to get all three doses of the vaccine — two doses and the booster.

Fellowship in the Infectious Diseases Society of America recognizes clinicians and scientists who have achieved professional excellence in the profession.

From documenting inequality in Buffalo to identifying proven oral hygiene tools, UB scholars’ work had local and global impact in 2021.

With roughly $400,000 in federal grants, Atrevida Science is developing a turbine blade that automatically adjusts to changing winds.

Stakeholders will join in the project to help underserved and racial minorities in Buffalo find better mental health during and after COVID-19.

UB dental school faculty remember Lawrence Tabak as a dedicated basic scientist who motivated grad students and postdocs to strive for scientific rigor.

UB experts Timothy Murphy and Teresa Quattrin talk about the importance of booster shots and vaccinations for children ages 5-11.

The book is based on UB’s Teacher Residency Program, which recruits educators from the community to improve teacher diversity and educational equity.

A new $1.65 million grant from the NSF supports  scientists’ collaborative work to answer fundamental questions about our universe.

The funding to pharmacy professor Jason Sprowl will support work that aims to help prevent life-threatening drug interactions.