The UB Graduate School of Education will not require applicants to submit GRE scores for admission to academic programs that do not require professional licensure for the next two years.

Analysis using two estimates of undocumented immigration suggests that, on average, this population reduced or had no effect on crime in 154 U.S. metropolitan areas.

Aaron Epstein, MD, a third-year general surgery resident at UB, is the recipient of the 2020 American College of Surgeons/Pfizer Resident Volunteerism Award. 

UB researchers have received a $957,000 grant from the U.S. Army Medical Research and Development Command to explore the progression of neurodegeneration in multiple sclerosis.

The work led to the PRODIGY, a risk prediction tool to identify patients at high risk of opioid-induced respiratory depression.

A preclinical study has found that frailty can be slowed with what might be considered “over” supplementation with vitamin D, 

The video game version of “Sofia," which debuted this week at Buffalo's children's museum, was created by researchers in the Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) to educate childrens and their parents about clinical research.

A powerful partnership that brought UB faculty and community leaders together to fight health disparities has allowed the community to respond more effectively to the pandemic than many cities across the nation.

Buffalo Automation’s flagship product, AutoMate, is a predictive boat navigation system that guides large commercial ships.

UB president discusses university’s response to the global pandemic, faculty and staff achievements over the past year.

In his ninth annual State of the University address, UB president touches on pandemic's impact, university finances and faculty achievements.

The three courses produced by UB TCIE with Freed Maxick CPAs focus on how to collect and dissect data analytics to improve the bottom line.

Joseph P. Balthasar has been named the first David and Jane Chu Endowed Chair in Drug Discovery and Development in the UB School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences.

Researchers will simulate and help design safe, low-cost motors to propel nanosatellites, other vehicles into space.

The fast-paced event will give students a chance to collaborate virtually, a sought-after skill in today’s world.

A study concludes that PCBs, PBDEs and metabolites of DDT threaten the terns throughout their lives, from the moment they hatch.

In a landmark study led by Penn State College of Medicine, UBresearchers and peers from other institutions found that a combination of biomarkers in saliva can help objectively and accurately diagnose mild traumatic brain injury.

Sunstar Group has donated $1 million to establish a new endowed fund in honor of longtime professor and prolific researcher Robert Genco.

The work could advance smart materials, soundproofing materials, shock absorbers, elastics cloaks and more.

Team Alice, an initiative of the Center for Successful Aging, has been awarded a grant from the U.S. Deprescribing Network. 

The prescription of potentially inappropriate medications to older adults is linked to increased hospitalizations, and costs patients, on average, more than $450 per year.

UB ranks 100th in Regional Research Reputation ranking, which measures academics’ opinions of other universities within their regions.

SUNY Distinguished Professor William J. Jusko has received the 2020 Distinguished Pharmaceutical Scientist Award from the American Association of Pharmaceutical Sciences.

A UB-led team is developing a sun-powered water purifier that could provide drinking water in resource-scarce environments.

The changes could have far-reaching impacts on ecosystems and communities, scientists say.

SUNY is requiring that on-campus students be tested within 10 days of a campus’ closing of in-person instruction for the fall semester.

University at Buffalo spinoff Cytocybernetics is developing a high-tech tool called CyberQ to rapidly assess whether or not investigational COVID-19 drugs have arrhythmogenic properties that can result in sudden cardiac death.

Changing makeup of a specific protein has the potential to neutralize the virus.

While effective, MRIs still have limitations that UB and research partners hope to solve.