• An image of a biomolecule shows its intricate internal structure in bright colors.
    New view inside particles in solution
    3/2/18

    A new imaging method developed by UB's Thomas Grant will dramatically improve how scientists “see inside” molecular structures in solution.

  • woman at handwashing station.
    Sanitation improves health but not growth
    2/27/18

    UB's Pavani Ram is among the contributors to a Stanford-led study of children in poor regions of Bangladesh.

  • Athenex co-founders David Hangauer, Johnson Lau and Allen Barnett with their wives at the Nasdaq exchange.
    The rise of Athenex
    2/22/18

    The story of how an entrepreneurial UB faculty member partnered with the university to grow one of Buffalo’s most prominent biotech firms.

  • Parents and children toasting with wine.
    It's risky to let kids taste alcohol
    2/21/18

    The results of the UB study counter the common belief that letting kids sip alcohol might promote responsible drinking later in life.

  • Portrait of chemistry professor Timothy Cook and PhD candidate Anjula Kosswattaarachchi.
    Transforming large-grid energy storage
    2/15/18

    Scientists at the University of Rochester and UB believe they've found a promising compound that could transform the energy storage landscape.

  • Police officer confronting two people, one of whom is distraught.
    Measuring how PTSD affects police
    2/15/18

    A UB study is the first to examine the neurobiology of quick decision-making in police officers.

  • EMS technicians putting a patient on a gurney into an ambulance.
    Helping EMS responders be safer
    2/13/18

    UB researchers contributed to new guidelines for managing fatigue in the nation’s emergency medical services personnel.

  • Cconceptual illustration of triboelectric charging.
    Your gadget’s next power supply? Your body
    2/12/18

    A gold tab attached to the skin converts mechanical energy into juice for wearables and self-powered electronics.

  • Otter skull.
    Habitat influences skull development
    2/12/18

    Diet is not the sole factor in how skulls in the carnivoran mammal group are shaped and function, new research has found.

  • Students from a buffalo school sit at a table as a teacher talks.
    GSE takes it to the streets
    2/9/18

    Some GSE faculty members have started projects that aim to benefit community education and the people most in need of the university’s expertise.

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