UBNow continues its series on the new generation of student leaders with a story on Mame Salim, who was born in a refugee camp in Kenya and is a role model in the local refugee community.

UB education professor Nathan Daun-Barnett offers undergraduates some advice on avoiding pitfalls once they're in school.

UB medical student Bradley Frate talked with UBNow about his month-long internship as a medical researcher for “The Dr. Oz Show.”

The Arditti Quartet and Ensemble Signal, joined by violinist Irvine Arditti, will perform the UB faculty member's complete string quartets and his violin concerto “Jeu de Tarot.”  

A UB-led study of health care providers found some prefer primary care doctors take the lead, while others feel any provider can prescribe.

The preclinical findings of the UB study will pave the way for better therapies for pRTA.

Two students and two alums have received the prestigious graduate research awards, while four students earned honorable mention.

UB is one of more than 100 organizations to commit to fight the crisis through collaborative efforts.

The Supreme Court justice will receive a SUNY honorary doctorate and speak and teach at the School of Law, as well as attend an evening program at Kleinhans.

Buffalo startup and UB partner Circuit Clinical is making clinical trials easier for patients, doctors and drugmakers.

The Department of Epidemiology and Environmental Health is celebrating its history while looking to the future at a time of rapidly changing public health challenges.

Many estimable epidemiologists are among the leaders in the field who have been affiliated with UB Epidemiology and Environmental Health as students, faculty or both.

For international manufacturers looking to invest in an efficient supply chain, the culture of the country where you invest can impact the bottom line.

The Jacobs School senior associate dean will serve on the National Board of Medical Examiners, which oversees the licensing exams for physicians.

Indeterminacy Festival's weeklong program combines the unlikely in a manner that creates order and suggests new and unexpected relationships between ideas.

Three UB administrators fielded questions and offered advice on the issue at the annual Women in STEM Cooperative’s annual summi.

The UB faculty member shared the successes of his program that uses telemedicine to treat hepatitis C virus patients who are in opioid treatment programs.

The project partners for the redesign of LaSalle Park say the groundwork laid by UB’s Regional Institute has been critical to the project.

UB chemist Diana Aga works with partners including the WHO to understand how antimicrobial drugs are finding their way into rivers and lakes.

The public health researcher will develop position stands for the American Heart Association in the areas of physical activity, sendentary behavior and cardiovascular disease.

The UB history professor will use the prestigious award from the American Council of Learned Societies to work on his second book project.

The Pakistani Student Association’s Mock Shaadi offers students a chance to show pride in their heritage through a traditional Pakistani wedding.

Work led by faculty member Nick Rajkovich helped the city win an APA sustainability award for its Climate Action Plan.

The concert in partnership with the “A Musical Feast” concert series is the culmination of the duo’s Creative Arts Initiative residency at UB.

The innovative, AI technology can be used in a variety of educational scenarios.

The incubator device developed by a UB neonatologist could mimic skin-to-skin contact between premature babies and their parents.

The UB study is one of the few to explore the connection between cyber victimization and sleep quality.

The U.N.'s peacekeeping operations need 10,000 troops to significantly increase the likelihood of ending hostilities, researchers say.

The project's steering committee held a town hall to discuss the disruptions faculty, staff and students can expect to see during the construction.

Hannah Seppala and Dennis Fedorishin are recipients of the country’s most prestigious scholarship for undergraduate STEM students.

Public health researcher Gregory Homish will serve on the Social Sciences and Population Studies B Study Section.

KSL Biomedical and AHRM are working with the Buffalo Institute for Genomics and Data Analytics to advance the region as a hub for personalized medicine and bioinformatics.

The course debuting on May 20 is the first online course at the School of Law and the first of its kind in the nation.

A UB study of 46 mammal species explores the evolutionary history of amylase, a compound that breaks down carbs.

The new School of Management study reveals the positive impact of investor-state dispute settlements on foreign investments.

Geographer Stuart Evans looks at how airborne sediments can impact climate by influencing patterns of precipitation and drought.

The NSF-sponsored event is a virtual poster competition of innovative projects in STEM education.

Draw upon community realities and resources to help impoverished mothers of color, UB social work researcher Robert Keefe says.

A mother goose gets a catchy name, thanks to a special visitor coming to the School of Law in August.

A promising drug target for the disease, which succeeded in animal studies but failed in humans, could still be a valuable therapy.

UB faculty members Colleen Culleton, Kwang Oh and David Schmid have been named recipients of UB’s highest honor given for undergraduate mentoring.

Many health problems are related to food choice, and the Center for Ingestive Behavior Research aims to coordinate, promote and foster research in this critical area.

The research projects tackle frailty, social isolation and polypharmacy.

Leaders from the business, nonprofit and academic worlds learned about building inclusiveness in today’s businesses and organizations at the annual CLOE conference.

“WTF (Where’s the Forest),” a solo exhibition of new work by UB faculty member Reinhard Reitzenstein, features a full tree covered in beeswax.

Jamie Ostrov has received a $2.2 million NIH grant to examine the critical transition children make when moving from pre-K to kindergarten.

The coveted NSF grants will support research in AI, cybersecurity, autonomous robots, 3D printing and more.

The dean of the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences will become senior VP for academics and provost of the University of Arizona.

UB is honored for its efforts in promoting collaboration among stakeholders in developing policies and decision-making to fulfill the university's mission.

Four faculty and staff members — all women — are taking on new leadership roles in the School of Public Health and Health Professions.

UB’s success in developing MOOCS is creating synergies within UB and SUNY, and promoting the sharing of best practices.

Everyone, it seems, has a story to tell about the wild turkeys, whose residence at Crofts has become a continuing dispute for territory.

Marijuana use episodes among couples who frequently use the drug increase the likelihood of intimacy events, a UB-led study has found.

The annual festival and conference for emerging composers is back for another year of activities dedicated to the presentation of very recent music.

The project to educate girls on the proper disposal of menstrual waste hit a wall when it didn’t win the global finals of the World’s Challenge Challenge. Then the School of Management stepped in.

The new medication denied iron to the drug-resistant fungus, an element crucial to its survival.

Pediatric cardiologist Steven E. Lipshultz says research is “urgently needed” on heart muscle disease in children.

UB-led research reveals how fluctuating air pollution at the Beijing Olympics affected local residents’ bodies at the level of metabolites.

A $32 million investment from NYS will match students, faculty, clinicians and researchers with resources to boost the startup economy.

The award will help the center expand its residency program and support exhibitions, lectures, school workshops and a video archive.

The multimedia study by UB faculty member Jody Biehl creates a rich, diverse narrative of Buffalo’s immigration story.

The Northwestern librarian is a national leader in digital library initiatives, technology and innovation.

UB dental students and staff took part in screenings of more than 800 children through a collaboration with the Colgate Bright Smiles, Bright Futures program.