Here is how our graduate faculty, students and researchers are making headlines at the University at Buffalo.
The new imaging technology enables medical professionals to observe skin without removing dressings.
The new Learning and Engagement Community in the pharmacy school aims to increase support for students outside the classroom.
The two-part event on April 30 features a research showcase and awards ceremony.
A UB study examined narrative self-transcendence in the life stories of a group of late-midlife adults shared over eight years.
The university will continue to provide supportive resources to all affected students on an individual basis.
Two exhibitions opening on April 25 explore the breadth of the galleries’ collection.
The Cathleen Wendel Lista Dance Showcase also celebrates the life of the beloved UB alumna and dance instructor.
A new detection method that captures forever chemicals as they evaporate could inform federal guidance on measuring these dangerous compounds.
Enables medical professionals to observe skin without removing dressings; aims to reduce secondary infections and save time for caregivers.
The soup and social event is organized by UB’s Philosophy, Politics and Economics program.
Open to the public, the day will include demos of humanoid and dog robots, driverless cars, drones and more.
The new tool, grounded in evidence-based medicine, should ‘augment, but not replace physicians.’
Novel study examined narrative self-transcendence in the life stories of a group of late-midlife adults shared over eight years.
Shortage of weight-loss drugs ending; WeightWatchers declares bankruptcy.
Events throughout the month were capped off by an Earth Day update on UB's climate action plan and the announcement of this year's SLICE Award winners.
