From identifying a potential autism treatment to creating fungal-fighting 3D-printed dentures — here are some highlights from a year of discovery.

Together with previous gifts, George M. Ellis donated more than $50 million to the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.

A UB study confirms patients can be discharged from the ED just an hour after they receive the medication that curtails drug overdoses.

An impromptu meeting in a remote Brazilian town led to a study that made headlines around the world.

Projects receiving the Innovative Instruction Technology Grants range from developing VR programs for teachers to using 360-degree video to teach gross anatomy.

The longtime UB administrator and educator was a mentor and inspiration to underrepresented students.

Students receive credit-bearing opportunities to gain relevant workforce skills without the financial and time commitments of a degree.

The results of a long-term, NIH-funded study could allay concerns that ADHD drugs could damage the hearts of children who take them.

Recent renovations provide new space for learning and instruction in the heart of the North and South campuses.

Beata Csatho and Greg Babonis contributed to a study of Antarctic ice loss that ranked No. 26 on Altmetric’s list of the 100 most-mentioned scholarly articles of 2018.

UB cardiologist Anne Curtis will discuss the benefits of heart monitoring apps at the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

UB bioartist Paul Vanouse will fill the Burchfield Penney gallery space with the natural scent of human exertion.

Speakers at the annual event marking the birthday of UB’s first chancellor spoke about his “complicated legacy.”

UBNow reporter Dave Hill takes a final look at UB's historic trip to the Dollar General Bowl.

UB engineers will use a $1 million DARPA award to provide artificial intelligence systems with a broader foundation of knowledge through physics.

A UB study found that fear and anger related to the 2016 election and the issue of climate change had different effects on conservatives and liberals.

UB researchers have received a $3.3 million grant to evaluate the effectiveness of linking students' special ed programs with their daily work in class.

Films to be screened in the popular Buffalo Film Series include “African Queen,” “Dr. Zhivago” and “The Deer Hunter.”

The exhibition by Jillian Mayer explores how art can function and/or aid during times of disaster or when the planet becomes uninhabitable.

Nursing climbs 52 spots to No. 8 in the 2019 U.S. News rankings, while GSE comes in at No. 25 in its seventh consecutive year on the list.

Faculty members Stelios Andreadis and Steven Diver are the recipients of the 2018-19 Excellence in Graduate Student Mentoring Award.

The findings of a UB study suggest that difficulties with audiovisual processing contribute to the learning disorder.

The partnership between UB's Center for Integrated Global Biomedical Sciences and The Center for Discovery supports the growth of translational research and innovation.

Buffalo Business First’s program honors 40 men and women — all under the age of 40 — who are successful professionally and active in the community.

Moving forward, the study team will examine whether pollutants found in soil may have originated from the Tonawanda Coke plant.

“Photographic Recall” and “Cages/Logging” will open Feb. 9 in the UB Anderson Gallery.

A seed grant from the Incarceration and Public Health Action Network will support a new course in the School of Public Health and Health Professions.

The UB professor is technical director for the U.S. entry in the Prague Quadrennial, the global showcase for the best in scenography.

The prestigious Ada Lovelace Fellowship covers tuition and fees for three years for members of underrepresented groups in computing.

UB researchers, using an epigenetic approach, corrected synaptic dysfunctions in the brain involved in memory loss.

UB law students in the U.S.–Mexico Border Clinic are in Texas this week volunteering their legal expertise to immigrants seeking asylum in the U.S.

The UB-led research will help quicken development of drugs delivered vaginally or to the uterus, such as by IUDs.

The UB-led study found that rural residents may have lower access to and use of health information sources than urban residents.

Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul helped send off law students who were traveling to the island to help residents still recovering from Hurricane Maria.

UB researchers will use an NSF grant to develop a multidisciplinary strategy for problem-solving — and then assess that approach.

UB faculty and others from three universities judge national crystal-growing contest at UB.

UB’s Regional Institute and School of Architecture and Planning are leading the public engagement process in the redesign of Buffalo’s LaSalle Park.

Pianist Eric Huebner, guitarist and composer Sungmin Shin, and oboist Megan Kyle will perform next month on the North Campus.

UB students are back for the 2019 edition of the botanical garden’s annual light and sound show with their take on this year’s theme of “Magic in the Air.”

While common in everyday life, the science behind this phenomenon is not well understood.

Myasthenia gravis patients who had their thymus glands removed saw clinical benefits for as long as five years, a new UB-led study shows.

UB is hosting the nation’s first-ever summit for mobile produce markets.

The final requirement of UB’s general education curriculum sets the university apart.

Less than 1 percent of users shared 80 percent of fake news during the 2016 election, a study co-authored by a UB computer scientist found.

A new paper in Science explores a curious trend: why biodiversity among marine mammals and birds generally rises in cold, temperate waters.

A 24-foot wall in Silverman Library showcases visits to UB by King, Davis, Chavez, Chisholm and Malcom X.

A UB study found that consuming sugary drinks after performing hard work on a hot day may increase the risk for kidney disease.

The program at the BPAC features UB faculty in a tribute to composers and astronomers who looked to the heavens to see the world in a new way.

The new program offers just-in-time seed funding for investigator-led, multidisciplinary research that pushes the boundaries.