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A research ramp-up is underway at UB, more than three months after almost all research other than that focused on COVID-19 was paused on March 23.

The Â鶹´«Ã½o is committed to providing its international students with a safe and supportive environment for their scholarly pursuits.

The pandemic has caused a run on baker’s yeast. It’s a marvelous organism, as UB scientists explain

UB is working with elected officials to reaffirm the vital role of international students in higher education, and to help change the federal government’s stance on this critical issue.

UB professor Joseph Balthasar received a new $1.8 million grant from the National Cancer Institute to improve the delivery of targeted therapies to cancer cells.

A live, online public forum on racial equity and anti-racism will be held from 1 to 3 p.m.  July 14. The forum is being organized by the Community Health Equity Research Institute of the Â鶹´«Ã½o and the Buffalo Center for Health Equity.

As climate change increasingly drives adoption of sun-harnessing technologies, the number of clean energy jobs grows, too.

Professionals beyond Western New York discover merits of the engineering school’s online programs during pandemic shutdown.

Negar Elhami-Khorasani will study how fire spreads, considering uncertainties such as landscape, vegetation and environmental factors.

Informed by recommendations from the CDC, NYS Department of Health, SUNY and UB faculty experts, the guidelines include precautionary 7-day quarantine and mandatory use of face masks.

The finding — from high-pressure research that squeezed curium-containing compounds between diamonds — could guide further studies on curium and other mysterious heavy elements.

Bedrock that lies below the ice sheet could reveal untold secrets about when the ice last retreated, laying the foundation for better models of future sea level rise.

The organization, founded by a UB surgical resident who used to work in national security and counterterrorism, is erecting mobile clinics to aid in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic.

The research adds to a body of work devoted to understanding the protein’s role in cell biology and health.

Researchers from UB and the Catholic University of Uruguay found an average of 13 pollutants in each silicone wristband collected in a study on chemical exposure among a small group of Uruguayan children.

Scientists use advanced techniques to observe how a specific crystalline sponge changes shape as it loses water molecules.

Gabriella Nassif will seek to partner with community organizations to learn about and document the experiences of women hired to work in Lebanese households, including during COVID-19.

Study finds the male hormone reversed the condition in one-third of clinical trial participants.

Women whose partners have a drinking problem are the focus of a UB clinical trial. 

Major challenges await Western New York and other parts of the state in late summer and early fall but there are strategies the community can take to reduce the risks of COVID-19 outbreaks.