Graduate News

Here is how our graduate faculty, students and researchers are making headlines at the University at Buffalo.

  • How to win the wallet war
    4/10/25

    A new School of Management study reveals the keys to effective modern marketing strategies.

  • Lead exposure's impact on children
    4/10/25

    For the past three-and-a-half years, Leah Bartlo has worked with UB researchers on ways to support lead-exposed children.

  • CTSI forum explores benefits, risks of AI
    4/10/25

    Panelists ponder how AI is advancing translational science and opening new avenues of discovery.

  • How Europe could retaliate with tariffs
    4/9/25

    Leaders may first try to negotiate before imposing reciprocal tariffs, says UB political scientist Timothy Hellwig, an expert on European politics.

  • New theory explains moral reaction to hypocrisy
    4/9/25

    Study authors developed a model that has implications for how we should evaluate claims of hypocrisy.

  • Asia Research Institute to host conference
    4/9/25

    Attendees will explore the topics of medicine, the body and the senses from an Asian perspective.

  • Generating new ideas, potential collaborations
    4/9/25

    The SUNY AI Symposium brought researchers to UB to discuss how to harness the power of AI for the betterment of society. 

  • New department to focus on AI and society
    4/9/25

    The academic unit will train students how to responsibly use AI and help UB researchers advance AI for the public good.

  • UB statement on revoked student visas
    4/8/25

    UB’s International Student Services office is providing support to the impacted students and graduates.

  • UB rolls out EV fleet charging lot
    4/8/25

    It’s the largest electric vehicle fleet charging lot among colleges and universities in New York State.

  • UB rolls out largest electric vehicle fleet charging lot among NYS universities
    4/8/25

    Chargers will allow UB to power up to 40 of its fleet electric vehicles at the same time.

  • Colón receives ACS chromatography award
    4/8/25

    The UB chemistry professor is known for his work developing materials for separation science and mentoring students.

  • UB programs among top in U.S. News grad rankings
    4/8/25

    UB professional schools and programs are among the best in the nation according to the magazine's new rankings of the nation’s Best Graduate Schools.

  • UB schools among best in U.S. News & World Report’s Best Graduate Schools rankings
    4/8/25

    UB's graduate programs in engineering, education, public health and more are among the nation's top ranked.

  • Nicole Albanese on Weight-Loss Drugs
    4/8/25
    Nicole Albanese grew up in a holistic household that emphasized diet over drugs. Now, as a clinical associate professor of pharmacy practice, she embraces medication—but as only one piece of the overall health puzzle. In this episode, Albanese, whose research focuses on diabetes, obesity and nutrition, talks to host Laurie Kaiser about the pros and cons of modern weight-loss drugs. Their conversation covers everything from unforeseen side effects to unexpected health benefits, with discussions along the way on how these drugs work, why they’re so hugely popular, what prevents most users from achieving long-term success, and what’s next on the horizon. Hint: It won’t be long before we’re looking back on Ozempic and Wegovy as weight-loss drugs 1.0.