New studies show how 160 scientists mapped South Africa’s biodiversity using NASA aircraft and field work.

On June 6-8, faculty and students of the Jacobs School and the MSU College of Human Medicine will gather for Remembrance Conference 2025 at UB, the third time the schools are hosting this exchange. 

A small percentage of patients taking GLP-1 medications have experienced vision problems, but a direct causal link with the drugs has not been established, according to a recent paper. 

Dental school professor’s research published in Journal of the American Dental Association.

UB remains committed to upholding our education and research mission for the benefit of people and communities locally and around the world.

Newborns exposed to higher levels of NO2 have a 30-35% higher risk of NICU admission and an 11-22% increased risk associated with PM2.5.

David Ansell, MD, author of “The Death Gap: How Inequality Kills,” is the keynote speaker of UB's fifth annual Beyond the Knife lecture on Feb. 27.

A $120,000 grant will support research on producing ammonia to feed the world without carbon footprint.  

UB’s position on this matter is non-political and non-partisan. 

Fulford's book takes much-needed look into the value adult learners bring to an age-integrated classroom.

A novel approach developed by a UB physician-scientist and colleagues to cure hepatitis C virus in people with opioid use disorder is being honored with a 2025 Top Ten Clinical Research Achievement Award.

Health researchers working with DENT Neurologic Institute, Jamaica pharmaceutical company to increase global clinical research.

Joseph Atkinson, director of the Great Lakes Program at UB, weighs in.

The event will feature Yale Law School professor John Fabian Witt, a widely published legal historian.

University at Buffalo researchers surveyed 339 adults.

Study shows pharmacist-physician collaborations reduce hospital readmissions, save money.

Undergraduate students will study climate hazards both near and far.

People re-entering society following their release from prison face several obstacles, including finding housing, transportation and employment, organizers explain.

Roberts, who had been serving as the institute's interim director, has played a key role in several UBRI projects, including Imagine LaSalle and One Region Forward.

Black people were much more likely as white people to be convicted of felony murder based on accomplice liability, study says.

“Black Studies and the Crises of Our Times,” the conference theme, will examine how Black studies contributes novel, practical approaches for thinking about and managing global problems.