Surprisingly simple tools allow UB chemists to modify two carbon atoms in a single reaction.
UB president reflects as he gets ready to transition back to faculty role.
This year’s conference theme of “Black Founding Mothers and Fathers” was inspired by two historic milestones.
Uttam Singisetti has been named director of UB’s Center for Advanced Semiconductor Technologies.
SPHHP researcher is a pioneer in environmental and perinatal epidemiology.
Engineered light transforms Boehm’s brushes from a faint visual pattern into a much brighter one that could help catch retinal disease.
Group brings together UB alumni of at least 50 years to help them stay connected to each other.
School of Management study links newspaper closures to distorted crime reporting.
UB physicist receives two federal grants totaling $1.1 million to advance future quantum technologies.
UB pharmacy professor Nicholas Smith is working with researchers at NIH-funded center at Stanford University.
The New York State Disability Services Council presented Henesey with the “Multidisciplinary Collaboration Award” last month.
UB-led team has found a way to use AI to reveal these otherwise invisible cortical lesions by reviewing existing MRI scans.
Pharmacy study finds GLP-1 drugs perform better than SGLT-2i medications in patients with both conditions.
UB has received five years of funding to continue its long-running Research Training on Alcohol Etiology and Treatment program.
New American Summit in June brought together researchers, health care providers, community organizations and advocates.
The Chef Culinary Conference brings together college and university dining professionals from across the country.
Study shows that a single-shot vaccine under development at UB could protect against flu, COVID-19 and RSV.
This year’s Distinguished Speakers Series will feature Andrew Ross Sorkin, Liz Cheney, Moogega Cooper and Ella Al-Shamahi.
The majority of commercial seafood products in the U.S. are safe to consume, but Russo warns about some exceptions and precautions.
UB scientists’ system aims to reduce contamination, increase the recycling of materials to help enable a circular economy.
