UB researchers served as guest editors of a themed issue of Built Environment that focuses on equity in food systems planning.
The $450,000 grant to UB engineer Jun Xia will help improve imaging for women with dense breast tissue.
UB will recognize outstanding performance by faculty and staff in 2017 at the annual Celebration of Faculty and Staff Excellence.
UB professor and conference organizer Jonathan Katz says the time is right to celebrate Buffalo’s place in arts and crafts history.
New scientific findings show For Robin's cancer-fighting antibody is effective against human tumors.
The nursing researcher's work in mental health and addictions honors Patricia Garman's career as a psychiatric nurse.
The British composer will receive a SUNY honorary degree and attend a concert in his honor during a visit to UB.
UB surgeons say evidence alone should determine whether surgeons hold onto their caps.
UB’s IDeA Center has received $600,000 in funding to test two new types of systems for public transit riders.
UB's IDeA Center is working with the NFTA to make public transportation more accessible.
UB Engineering has completed the nation’s first comprehensive “specialization” on digital manufacturing for the Coursera online platform.
UB senior Patricia Lorquet reflects on her participation this summer in the 4,000-mile 4K for Cancer run.
Nearly 1,300 members of the UB community offered suggestions for the design of the global market café and the food to be offered.
UB engineering grads launch Mogabi to offer a new engagement tool to mid-sized businesses.
Juilliard415, the school’s top period-instrument ensemble, will perform a concert of 18th-century French chamber music.
A major gift from alumnus Anthony J. Colucci Jr. has been used to renovate the office suite of the Buffalo Law Review.
A new UB study interviewed first responders for insight into how advance care planning can help people with intellectual disabilities.
The nearly $2M HRSA grant to UB will support training for 22 students each year in rural and vulnerable communities.
The winning entry in the UB architecture competition transforms the traditional receptacle into a vibrant display of color, texture and curiosity.
International artists merge science and art to answer life questions during UB residencies.