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.

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.

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

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 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.

Daniel Mulhall, Ireland's ambassador to the U.S., pays a visit to UB’s internationally known James Joyce Collection.

The findings suggest that the country may need to re-evaluate its standards for nitrogen dioxide.

A study of survivors’ near-miss experiences on 9/11 contributes to an understanding of what counts as exposure trauma.

UB will share in a $2.9M grant awarded to Say Yes Buffalo to increase college completion rates for Buffalo Public Schools graduates.

UB’s physics department is hosting a conference this week for researchers working with the Large Hadron Collider.

The Department of Chemistry’s CHEM 360° initiative offers undergrads a summer of lab work, as well as instruction on ethics and social media.

SUNY FACT2 Excellence in Instruction Award is one of several honors Kruger has received over the past year.

The advancement, made possible by tiny photonic implants, could lead to new treatments for cancer and mental disorders like schizophrenia.

On the eve of the 50th anniversary of the 1969 Moon landing, UB planetary geologist Tracy Gregg discusses its significance and what we learned.

Engineering professor had a pretty cool job in 1966: working at Bell Aerospace on components for the Apollo 11 mission that put the first humans on the moon.