• UB’s Educational Opportunity Center shares state job-training grant
    12/12/24

    The $1.9 million grant will bring a nine-week, paid, direct-entry, pre-apprenticeship program for construction trades to Buffalo.

  • Two UB studies on MS patients reveal how paramagnetic rim lesions evolve and what they mean for disease progression
    12/12/24

    UB researchers have published the first longitudinal studies of paramagnetic rim lesions, an indicator of brain inflammation in MS. 

  • School of Dental Medicine hires four experienced faculty members in oral biology
    12/17/24

    Investigators bring diverse research interests, research funding to department.

  • How mental health affects a person’s odds of being arrested while on parole
    12/17/24

    Individuals who have a mental illness are more likely to be rearrested after being released from prison than those without a mental illness, according to a new UB study.

  • On the Driven to Discover podcast, Henry Louis Taylor explains how transforming neighborhoods will improve health outcomes
    12/18/24

    In this episode of UB’s research podcast Driven to Discover , Henry-Louis Taylor, Jr., talks about what led him to launch his latest and most ambitious project: The East Side Neighborhood Transformation Project. 

  • UB biologist returns ‘Young Lady in Cave’ remains to Alaskan tribe
    12/18/24

    Once thought to be from a bear, 3,000-year-old bone fragment shares genetic connection with modern Alaskan Natives.

  • UB’s dental implant center receives prestigious international recognition
    12/18/24

    The distinction, being designated the world's 35th ITI scholarship center, spotlights school’s dedication to cutting-edge research and practice, said Dean Marcelo Araujo.

  • 2024: The year of AI at UB
    12/19/24

    From Empire AI to the 'DeepFake-o-Meter,' artificial intelligence played a central role in many of UB's most memorable moments in 2024.

  • Study: New method of privacy enhancement for AI-powered medical data
    12/19/24

    University at Buffalo-led experiments show the technique safeguards personal health info, and is more than 99% effective detecting sleep apnea.

  • Taking a cue from lightning, eco-friendly reactor converts air and water into ammonia
    12/19/24

    Producing enough ammonia to feed the world comes with a large carbon footprint. A process described in new UB-led study could help fix that.