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News about UB’s business and economics programs and our partnerships with industry. (see all topics)

UB’s New York State Center for Plastics Recycling Research and Innovation hosts first New York state microplastics summit
7/3/24
Microplastics enter the environment from the breakdown of macroplastics that often come from cosmetics, synthetic fibers on clothing, tire ware, industrial processes, packaging and more.
CEL graduates 20th class of M&T Bank Emerging Entrepreneurs Program
6/27/24
The 2024 class of 65 graduates is the largest cohort in program history.
Five executives appointed to UB School of Management Dean’s Advisory Council
6/26/24
The Dean’s Advisory Council assists the dean and school by providing external perspective, advocacy and financial support for the school’s programs and strategic priorities.
CEL graduates business leaders from Core program
6/25/24
A new cohort of seasoned entrepreneurs is set to advance their businesses and significantly contribute to the local economy.
UB School of Management receives award for curricular innovation in entrepreneurship
6/20/24
The award honors UB’s exemplary commitment to developing innovative educational courses and programs that foster entrepreneurship education.
Media advisory: Top Seedz founder Rebecca Brady to speak at UB CEL graduation
6/10/24
More than 100 local business owners will gather at a ceremony honoring graduates of two programs from the UB School of Management’s Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership.
Media Advisory: Leaders from IBM, M&T Bank, Moog, other companies to discuss AI and industry
5/30/24
The event will be Friday morning on the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus.
Experts gather from around the world for labor and accounting conference at UB
5/28/24
The UB School of Management hosted the fourth annual Labor and Accounting Group Conference, bringing together leading academic researchers to discuss topics at the intersection of labor economics and accounting.
UB partnership receives $1.8 million award to accelerate security for AI adoption in U.S. Department of Defense
5/24/24
Four UB faculty researchers will serve as key members of a new initiative to secure the U.S. Department of Defense’s most critical artificial intelligence models, while also accelerating the technology’s commercialization in the private sector.
Semiconductor advancement could lead to low-cost, flexible electronic devices
5/22/24
Study suggests innovation could improve photovoltaics, display screens, wireless communication devices, medical devices and more.

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