New reusable shock absorber shows promise in lab tests
8/2/21
The new technology developed by UB engineers could have far-reaching applications in transportation safety.
Truly delegating or avoiding responsibility?
8/2/21
School of Management research shows why some employees resist delegation from their managers.
Aga named director of UB RENEW
7/29/21
The UB faculty member is a globally recognized leader in environmental science and analytical chemistry.
Learning more about the microbiome and breast cancer
7/28/21
A grant from the Windsong CARES Foundation is funding a UB study that will add to the understanding of whether bacteria in breast tissue contribute to breast cancer.
UB lab part of effort to bolster identifying COVID-19 variants
7/28/21
UB’s Genomics and Bioinformatics Core has conducted the only sequencing of COVID-19 variants in WNY.
Catalyzing innovation across disciplines
7/27/21
UB's Communities of Excellence initiative has helped set the stage for researchers and community partners to pivot quickly to address new challenges.
Exploring vascular disease in women
7/23/21
New book by Jacobs School surgery professor aims to better educate medical providers about the differences in vascular disease presentation and outcomes in women.
Fighting poverty with data
7/21/21
Numbers in Need, developed by the UB Regional Institute with The John R. Oishei Foundation, looks at local trends in poverty and its distribution across vulnerable populations.
UB BIG reports helping create 530 tech jobs
7/21/21
The number far surpasses the Buffalo Institute of Genomics and Data Analytics’ commitment to create 250 jobs by next February.
Nobody knows you’re a fake Russian Twitter account
7/20/21
A UB study found that media played an unwitting role in the growth of fake Russian Twitter accounts created to spread disinformation during the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign.