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News about UB’s Downtown Campus and neighboring communities. (see all topics)

Microbiome-inspired artwork brings ‘echoes of DNA’ to UB’s new medical school building
9/18/17
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Take the escalator from the train tracks into Buffalo’s new Allen-Medical Metro Rail station and you’ll see them as you ascend: gigantic appendages of explosively bright color, like the limbs of some outsized metallic cephalopod.
UB launches webpage to highlight medical school’s move downtown
9/15/17
Faculty and staff will start moving into new offices and laboratories in November.
Filmmaker to produce new documentary on Buffalo architecture as part of UB’s Creative Arts Initiative
8/30/17
Yamazaki’s residency is part of the CAI's ambitious and multidimensional schedule for 2017-18.
Buffalo now has a wireless network just for the internet of things
8/22/17
UB engineer’s work attracts Sigfox, a boost for the region’s tech sector.
RIA fall seminars explore neuroscience of addiction, PTSD, addiction treatment and adolescent alcohol use
8/15/17
The Fall Seminar Series at the UB Research Institute on Addictions will feature national experts on heavy drinking in young adults, dating violence, financing addiction treatment and tobacco use.
UB announces changes to the 2017-18 bus schedule
8/8/17
Officials from the University at Buffalo announced today changes in the university bus schedule for the 2017-18 academic year.
Drive seeks to fill backpacks for elementary and middle school students
7/17/17
Members of the UB community are invited to donate school supplies to benefit students in pre-kindergarten through grade 8 in the Buffalo Niagara region.
Media Advisory: World’s high tech leaders meeting in Buffalo
7/17/17
EDISON conference assembles 120 top scientists to discuss computers, solar power and more.
‘Next Step’ program offered to combat alcohol use disorder
7/14/17
BUFFALO, N.Y. – The University at Buffalo Research Institute on Addictions is seeking participants for a new alcohol treatment and research program, The Next Step.
Why does prenatal alcohol exposure increase the likelihood of addiction?
7/7/17
One of the many negative consequences when fetuses are exposed to alcohol in the womb is an increased risk for drug addiction later in life. Neuroscientists in UB'sResearch Institute on Addictions are discovering why.

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