January

In 2017, UB students and faculty broke new scientific ground and pushed creative boundaries in ways that will benefit human societies for years to come.

The honor, effective Jan. 1, recognizes Prasad’s contributions in biophotonics, nanophotonics and novel biomedical technology.

Department of History Associate Professor Carole Emberton: “We’re all grateful for the great contributions that Millard Fillmore has made to our society here in Buffalo. But it’s also a great opportunity to think about aspects of his legacy that we’re less proud of.”

UB biological scientists shed light on how we taste the sugary richness of candy, the bitter undertones of coffee and the savory flavors of cured meats.

In the midst of a frigid winter, Associate Professor of Chemistry Jason Benedict shares his insights on one of the season’s great natural marvels.

The Wooster Group, an innovative company of theater and media artists, will present four free performances of the critically acclaimed “The B-Side: ‘Negro Folklore from Texas State Prisons’ A Record Album Interpretation” as part of its upcoming residency in the University at Buffalo’s Creative Arts Initiative (CAI).

A new UB study aims to learn more about the lake effect phenomenon, which has sired some of the Great Lakes region’s most epic recent weather events.