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New theory explains moral reaction to hypocrisy

1 week ago | buffalo.edu | Bert Gambini

A UB researcher has published a study that uses elements of philosophy, psychology and game theory to develop a model of hypocrisy that helps distinguish genuine criticism from grandstanding opposition.
CTSI forum explores the benefits and risks of AI

2 weeks ago | buffalo.edu | Christopher Schobert

How are Buffalo Translational Consortium researchers navigating the use of artificial intelligence in research? How is AI advancing translational science? And, in the words of one UB researcher, in what ways are “whole new avenues of discovery” being opened using AI? These questions were among those discussed during presentations and a panel discussion last month at the UB Clinical and Translational Science Institute’s (CTSI) Annual Forum at the Clinical and Translational Research Center.
UB rolls out largest EV fleet charging lot among NYS universities

2 weeks ago | buffalo.edu | David Hill

Big things are happening in the Beane parking lot on the North Campus, where a bank of new electric vehicle charging stations have been installed for university-owned vehicles. The project was completed in partnership with National Grid and the New York Power Authority (NYPA). The new Level 2 and Level 3 stations will allow UB to charge up to 40 of its fleet electric vehicles at the same time.
UB to host conference exploring media’s effects on morality

2 weeks ago | buffalo.edu | Bert Gambini

Some of the world’s leading researchers working at the intersection of media and morality will be at UB from April 11-13 for this year’s Moral Media Conference. The conference opens with a reception for attendees on April 11 at the Terrace at Delaware Park. That will be followed by two full-day sessions beginning at 8:15 a.m. in 120 Clemens on the university’s North Campus. Registration is closed, but those interested in attending can contact the conference organizers.
Psychedelics and sex: New research explores perceived impacts on sexuality and intimacy

3 weeks ago | buffalo.edu | David Hill

The increasing availability of legal psychedelic therapy programs, such as those in Colorado and Oregon, has led researchers to take a broader look into various aspects of how people use these substances. A team of researchers has just published the first paper of its kind reporting on the impact of psychedelics on sexuality and intimacy.
UB bolsters climate neutrality goal by agreeing to purchase high-quality carbon credits to cover directly financed travel

3 weeks ago | buffalo.edu | David Hill

UB has become the first State University of New York (SUNY) campus to further reduce greenhouse gas emissions by purchasing high-quality carbon credits as part of its comprehensive climate neutrality strategy. These credits are designed to complement the university’s direct and ongoing decarbonization work, such as on-site renewables and the creation of a thermal energy network to transition away from natural gas usage.
UB to present panel on prison writing

3 weeks ago | buffalo.edu | Bert Gambini

Dashiell Hammett, Oscar Wilde, and Jack London: In addition to a shared literary heritage, they were all incarcerated during their lifetimes. The three are also among the authors and works to be featured in a panel discussion and book exhibit examining the intellectual and creative contributions of incarcerated authors presented by the University at Buffalo Prison Studies Certificate.
UB to present panel on prison writing

3 weeks ago | buffalo.edu | Bert Gambini

BUFFALO, N.Y. – Dashiell Hammett, Oscar Wilde, and Jack London: In addition to a shared literary heritage, they were all incarcerated during their lifetimes. The three are also among the authors and works to be featured in a panel discussion and book exhibit examining the intellectual and creative contributions of incarcerated authors presented by the University at Buffalo Prison Studies Certificate.
CTSI awards community partnership grants

3 weeks ago | buffalo.edu | Christopher Schobert

University-community partnerships focused on food literacy initiatives in schools and on research alliances to combat early childhood lead poisoning are the focus of two unique projects awarded UB Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) funding from the CTSI Community Partnership Development Seed Grant Program.
GRoW garden gets ready for spring

1 month ago | buffalo.edu | David Hill

You may have noticed a few things have popped up at the GRoW Clean Energy Center near the Flint Road entrance on the North Campus since the fall. Most notably, 11 new raised beds were built by a team of students under the guidance of UB Sustainability and University Facilities. Members of the campus community will be able to apply to adopt a garden bed starting this semester. Gardeners will be able to use the space to grow foods that they choose.