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News Releases

UB researchers study extreme heat among food service and other indoor workers
10/13/26
The team, led by Daniel Jackson Smith, was recently awarded a $467,507 grant from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences.
UB Center for the Arts Announces Steve Hackett's "Best of Genesis & Solo Gems Tour"
10/13/26
Steve Hackett is bringing his classic Genesis material back to North American stages with a brand-new show celebrating the very best of Genesis alongside highlights from his extensive solo career.
UB School of Management to host statewide education leaders
10/8/26
Group to explore WNY educational partnerships and tour AI Institute.
It's not just awe. Collective effervescence links nature experiences to well-being
10/8/26
The psychological processes that make concerts, festivals and sporting events impactful can do the same for experiences in nature.

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Faculty Experts

1/6/26
Dhaval Shah

Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences

Expertise: targeted drugs; biologics; anticancer medications; tumor growth; pediatric drug dosing; drug discovery and development
Phone: 716-645-4819
Email: dshah4@buffalo.edu
8/17/21
Gregory Homish

Professor and Chair of Community Health and Health Behavior

Expertise: substance use and misuse; substance use among military personnel; substance use and families; emergency preparedness and response; health of emergency responders

Phone: 716-829-6959
Email: ghomish@buffalo.edu

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UB in the News

12 top colleges reinventing education for the AI era
10/10/26
Forbes includes UB among 12 leading colleges and universities rethinking education for the era of artificial intelligence.
Redistricting that cracked Memphis raises questions about the meaning of representation
10/8/26
The Christian Science Monitor quoted Shawn Donahue in its story on the landmark Louisiana v. Callais decision that flipped the racial dynamics of Southern politics.
Scientists discover the genetic secrets that may have helped Jonathan the tortoise live to 194 years old
10/7/26
Live Science quoted Vincent Lynch about a study that analyzed the DNA of a 194-year-old tortoise named Jonathan for genetic changes that could contribute to his long lifespan.
Flu season has started early this year: what doctors want you to know
10/7/26
Prevention quoted Thomas Russo in their story about the early start to this year’s flu season.

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