A study published in Science Advances on April 1 reveals a new hypothesis that may explain why European cave bears went extinct during past climate change periods.

New research adds to growing evidence that our ancestors interbred with Neanderthals at multiple times in history.

A UB faculty member since 1996, Lewis has steadily risen through the ranks of the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering.

Jacobs School faculty members arranged for transfer of equipment from university to Kaleida Health.

UB and Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center have launched a collaborative clinical trial that will make a new treatment option available to local patients diagnosed with COVID-19. 

Jacobs School students have teamed up with Buffalo Public Schools to deliver meals to at-risk families twice a week.

A new clinical study on COVID-19 is investigating why the novel coronavirus is so potentially devastating for adults but barely causes a reaction in most children.

Governor’s Executive Order enables members of our Class of 2020 to volunteer to participate as new members of the WNY health care workforce.

The Western New York-based biotech firm is looking to raise funds and accelerate deployment of these vital innovations.

It’s a national issue: not enough tests or testing materials for COVID-19. To most of us, it’s another thing that feels awful, but out of our control during this unprecedented global pandemic. To members of the research community, it’s a call to action.

Personal growth and job skills have taken a backseat to an increased focus on standardized test scores in schools across the nation, according to new University at Buffalo-led research. 

UB will conduct its own review of the circumstances, pursuant to the university’s Student Code of Conduct, that may have contributed to the tragic death of our student Sebastian Serafin-Bazan one year ago.

Two studies mark an early step in a UB biologist’s quest to understand how foxgloves make medicinal compounds.

Basing self-worth on financial success creates pressures that hurt important social connections, according to UB researchers.

Last month, the Erie County Department of Health and local hospital systems reached out to the University at Buffalo’s Institute for Healthcare Informatics (IHI) in an effort to better understand how the pandemic could unfold in Western New York.

Pauline Mendola holds three degrees from UB and started her career here. In the fall, she'll return as chair of the Department of Epidemiology and Environmental Health.

A UB geographer created the ‘Color Buffalo’ mapping tool to help people relax and connect with their city.

Startups Innosek and Tresca Design are working to deliver personal protective equipment in the fight against COVID-19.

M. Laura Feltri, Jo Freudenheim, Amit Goyal, Elad Levy and Stephen Tiffany received the highest faculty rank in SUNY.

The rise is fueled by increased government funding and a focus on STEM, according to new University at Buffalo-led research.

The model could help utility companies deliver steadier prices and more reliable service, which are important given the country’s aging energy systems.

Hash Bash participants demonstrate surprisingly low level of knowledge about THC and CBD content and effective dosages, highlighting the need for additional public health education and research.

Within just a few days of UB and its affiliated teaching hospitals announcing the convalescent serum program, more than 200 community members, many of them health workers, who have recovered from COVID-19, entered the screening process to see if they could participate.

Erik Seeman’s “Speaking with the Dead in Early America” recognized by the Organization of American Historians for its contribution to cultural history.

Antifungals, antibiotics and other drugs were found in water in urban and rural areas, raising concerns about the spread of antifungal and antimicrobial resistance.

Multidisciplinary approaches are needed to address the serious and growing public health problem of teen obesity. 

Don’t worry about how you’re doing it, just keep filling your social fuel tank, UB researchers say.

Research provides insight into the evolution of the progesterone receptor gene — and raises more questions.

With updated Climate Action Plan called UB’s 10 in 10, UB puts forth a roadmap of strategies that will guide the university’s climate mitigation efforts over the next decade.

A searchable directory of peer-reviewed journal articles on fish and climate change could aid in conservation and fisheries management.

Researchers are working to automate manual resuscitators; could aid sickest COVID-19 patients, developing countries.

The fellowships — which provide students freedom and funding — are one of the most competitive for graduate students in the U.S.

The company is developing tools for the infectious disease diagnostics market with support from UB’s Buffalo Institute for Genomics and Data Analytics.

Template was developed by UB, UNC Chapel Hill researchers using evidence-based strategies from Veggie Van model.

As coronavirus threatens food security, UB Food Lab researchers are working with community partners to respond.

A new study on how methadone is metabolized reveals how more individualized prescribing could better serve patients.

PocketCare+ aims to track not only where and when the disease spreads, but also how it spreads.

The UB COVID Analytics Team draws conclusions, which they provide weekly to the Erie County Department of Health (DOH) and local hospital systems’ medical leadership, from hospitalization data that they analyze every day.

UB climate scientist Beata Csatho contributed to a study that used NASA space laser missions to measure ice loss from Greenland, Antarctica.

The Times Higher Education Impact Rankings place UB No. 1 among U.S. universities in SDG 13, which addresses taking urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts.

The studies will examine drug toxicity and cognitive disorders in HIV patients, urgent therapies to superbugs, the disease of obesity and COPD treatments.

One hundred and forty-seven new physicians will graduate today from the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at UB in a virtual ceremony.