Graduate News

Here is how our graduate faculty, students and researchers are making headlines at the University at Buffalo.

BFS returns for 42nd season
1/21/21
Despite COVID, the show must go on, and the Buffalo Film Seminars is back with a lineup of stellar films.
Nursing students mix service with fun at Danceability
1/21/21
The special needs dance studio offered students an opportunity for community service with a public health focus.
This Great Lakes fish may have evolved to see like its ocean ancestors did
1/20/21
New research could inform fisheries restoration efforts in the Great Lakes.
Detecting disrupted pathways in cancer
1/20/21
A new computational method developed by UB scientists will provide the data needed to develop new cancer treatments.
Miao Yu, an expert on nanoporous materials and chemical separations, joins UB
1/20/21
Miao Yu will bolster UB’s RENEW Institute and School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.
Vaccination site opens in Harriman
1/20/21
The South Campus site is the latest example of UB helping Western New York and New York State respond to the pandemic.
Glick receives dental editor award
1/20/21
The UB professor received the 2020 Distinguished Dental Editor Award from the American Association of Dental Editors & Journalists and the American Dental Association.
An Instagram account that juxtaposes brutalist structures with … cats!
1/20/21
Cats of Brutalism has generated a fanatical following through an Instagram account that ties the hard edges of brutalist architecture with soft, fuzzy, super-scaled cats.
UB to offer Indigenous health disparities course
1/19/21
The course, taught by Dean Seneca, aims to support future public health leaders in promoting well-being throughout the world.
New report card gives U.S. schools a C
1/19/21
The grade from UB education researcher Jaekyung Lee assesses students' physical and emotional health, as well as academics.
New form of brain protein has clinical implications
1/15/21
A UB study shows the absence of a single interaction within a brain receptor reduces its activity, a discovery that advances understanding of how certain brain diseases arise.
What to know about South Campus vaccination site
1/15/21
Don’t get too excited about Harriman Hall serving as a NYS-run COVID-19 vaccination site. There are a few key things to know.
2020 a milestone year for Black Lives Matter movement
1/15/21
UB faculty members Kelly Patterson and Michael Mwenso review the year and predict what's ahead for 2021.
Michael Glick receives 2020 Distinguished Dental Editor Award
1/15/21
Michael Glick, professor of oral diagnostic sciences in the UB School of Dental Medicine, received the 2020 Distinguished Dental Editor Award from the American Association of Dental Editors & Journalists and the American Dental Association.
U.S. schools receive a C in whole child development in reimagined Nation’s Report Card
1/15/21
If the Nation’s Report Card, widely considered the benchmark tool to measure U.S. student achievement, was reimagined to include physical and emotional health in addition to academics, the U.S. would receive a C average.

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