AARP-supported project presented designs focusing on energy efficiency, durability, climate resilience and universal design.
Attorney Leecia Eve, daughter of the center’s namesake Arthur O. Eve, will serve as keynote speaker.
UB architecture graduate students design housing for vacant building, contribute to book project.
Dental, pharmacy and engineering faculty to engage in 4-year, $1.6 million study as part of Human Virome Program.
“For Love,” a title taken from Creeley’s breakthrough poetry volume of 1962, opens at 6 p.m. on May 21 at the Burchfield Penney Art Center, 1300 Elmwood Ave. in Buffalo.
Additionally, Satish Tripathi will receive UB’s highest honor, the Norton Medal, as he prepares step down as UB president.
Art historian will tap UB’s resources to study Ottoman and Safavid cultures.
A new lecture series announced by the Department of Surgery and endowed by one of its longtime faculty members will focus on the business side of being a surgeon.
Ice Age wind system may have pushed Great Lakes snowstorms west instead of east.
Thomas D. Grant, PhD, assistant professor of structural biology, has been awarded the Chancellor’s Horizon Award for Faculty Research and Scholarship.
UB-led research prompts fixes from MediaTek and Qualcomm; leads to work with Apple and Google.
Sara DiNatale shares the explanatory reporting award with two colleagues at the San Francisco Chronicle and Juliana Spahr of Mills College is this year’s winner for poetry.
The new PhD program, and a master’s launched last year, are the only graduate level applied ontology degrees in the world, filling a critical need in a burgeoning field.
UB cancer researchers published a study on why young people vape, and used AI to determine the best ways to get them to stop.
To improve the care experience for patients by educating and engaging their providers, a multidisciplinary team of University at Buffalo researchers is launching the online WNY Long COVID Resource Center,
UBCFA online presale begins Thursday, May 7 at 10 a.m. Tickets go on sale to the general public Friday, May 8 at 10 a.m.
Study finds that natural selection favored those with high number of starch-digesting genes following potato domestication in the Andes.
The Association for Clinical and Translational Science has honored Peter Elkin, MD, with inclusion in the inaugural cohort of the Fellows of ACTS (FACTS.)
Global assessment of protected landscapes draws on Adam Wilson’s research on species’ exposure to extreme temperatures.
Commencement season begins this afternoon and will continue through May 17.
