• Zoom image: Students prepare to test wastewater for COVID-19 in the lab of engineering researcher Ian Bradley (right). Photo: Douglas Levere
    Looking back at research, service and scholarly activity
    1/6/23

    From researching cannabis to unearthing Etruscan ruins, the impact of UB research was felt far and wide in 2022.

  • Amjad Aref.
    Aref elected fellow of ASCE and SEI
    1/6/23

    The UB engineering professor was honored for making celebrated contributions to his field and developing creative solutions that have enhanced lives.

  • Michelle Goulette.
    UB/Roswell scientist wins Robert Wood Johnson fellowship
    1/5/23

    PhD candidate Michelle Goulette will use the prestigious award to study health inequalities associated with cannabis legalization.

  • Steven Lipschultz, Lucy Mastrandrea and Kara Kelly.
    NEJM published two major papers by UB pediatrics faculty in November
    1/5/23

    The papers published in one of medicine’s highest impact journals will change the standard of care.

  • Older Black woman looks at older Black man with concern.
    Study finds racial bias impacts health across relationships
    1/3/23

    The findings suggest the impact of racial discrimination on health is much greater than previously thought, UB sociologist Ashley Barr says.

  • Several rings made out of gel in two glass jars, placed side by side.
    New customizable scaffold could improve dental implant healing
    12/16/22

    Researchers have found that scaffolds loaded with strontium at any concentration stimulated wound healing.

  • Chitra Rajan, PhD, associate vice president for research advancement, at center, speaks with attendees at the Hydrogen workshop.
    Workshop focuses on hydrogen-based clean energy
    12/16/22

    Industry experts and researchers recently gathered at UB to evaluate opportunities and challenges in pursuing hydrogen as a form of clean energy. 

  • Joseph Balthasar in the lab.
    Origins of new autoimmune drugs found in UB lab
    12/14/22

    A groundbreaking discovery by Joseph Balthasar’s research team has led to new treatments for autoimmunity.

  • A man lounges on an oversized beanbag seat in an outdoor park setting.
    Study explores how ‘me time’ affects social interaction
    12/13/22

    How you feel about social interaction on days when you spend more time alone depends on why you wanted to be alone, a UB study finds.

  • Robert Straubinger in the lab.
    Labs find key metabolic regulators of drug resistance in pancreatic cancer
    12/13/22

    The team found several therapeutic vulnerabilities of drug resistance that could be targeted to improve outcomes.

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