Developing catalyst to split water
10/17/16
UB chemists say the chemical reaction from joining tiny crystals to nanowires could generate hydrogen fuel for vehicles.
National digital manufacturing leaders visit UB
10/14/16
Representatives meet to get the scoop on the advanced manufacturing scene in WNY.
Who are you calling a good liberal?
10/13/16
UB research suggests being called the L-word matters on Election Day.
Could exercise help meth addicts recover?
10/13/16
A UB animal study on circadian rhythms suggests it could be a powerful new way to treat addiction.
CRESE resumes operations at UB
10/13/16
The research center — among the most unique facilities in the world — focuses on extreme environments and prehospital medicine.
From unknown to beardog
10/12/16
CT scans of a 37-million-year-old skull fossil reveal a clearer picture of two very small, primitive species of a dog relative.
Eczema? It may be bad evolutionary luck
10/11/16
A genetic variant associated strongly with the skin condition may be a random artifact of evolution, a UB study finds.
Startup funds help kids plan for future
10/7/16
In the sixth installment of the weekly "big idea" series, Yunju Nam tackles economic inequality.
Department hosts Fulbright scholar
10/6/16
Mustafa Jarrar chose UB's Department of Biomedical Informatics as the best place in the U.S. to work on biomedical ontology.
Solving puzzle tied to lone wolf waves
10/6/16
UB researchers have developed a simpler solution for the mathematical equation that describes these enigmatic waves, called solitons.