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Noah Breuer's upcoming exhibits in the Czech Republic preserve the designs of his family's textile company that were lost to the Nazis.

Yotam Ophir's book looks at the history, psychology, social impact and possible solutions for an issue that has been around almost as long as peple have been communicating.

In a piece in The Conversation, UB PhD student Bernard Pereda says parental permission to sip or taste alcohol leads to more drinking in young adulthood.

A DoD grant will support a UB project that aims to remove “forever chemicals” from granular activated carbon filters and destroy them.

UB faculty from biological sciences, mathematics, romance languages and literatures, communication, and physics will teach and conduct research abroad through prestigious Fulbright Scholar awards, advancing global collaboration across science, culture and sustainability.

The new Department of AI and Society will offer “unique degree programs” combining core AI curricula with expertise from other departments.

A UB study found that your musical ability may be why that song is stuck on mental repeat.

Margaret Azu, a PhD student in clinical psychology, has received the prestigious award that supports the recipient's graduate research training.

Grace Hafner credits her varied research experiences and strong faculty interactions with sending her off toward a bright future.

UB criminologist Christopher Dennison builds upon General Strain Theory, with implications for crime reduction.