Investigators at the Jacobs School have uncovered how heat causes a critical receptor protein within cells to unfold and relay pain, which could open up new therapeutic targets for treating pain.

A Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences researcher has received National Institutes of Health funding to gain better understanding of the neural mechanisms underpinning drug-mediated ...

The Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences hosted its first-ever Community Table event to celebrate the impactful partnerships formed between its first-year medical students and ...

UBIT delivers campus-wide Wi-Fi for thousands of students, faculty, staff and visitors daily. If you’re experiencing problems, here’s what UBIT needs to know to fix it, and some typical problems. One ...

The Jan. 31 event in the atrium of the medical school’s building featured the symbolic “breaking of the bread” as students, faculty members and representatives of community organizations shared a meal ...

The UB Neuroscience Program offers a diverse, multidisciplinary, and dynamic educational experience for PhD students focused on understanding the nervous system that guides cognition and behavior. If ...

Our concussion management clinic provides evaluation and treatment for concussion and post-concussion syndrome. Our internationally recognized experts are the most experienced in Western New York for ...

The neuroscience master’s (MS) degree is typically completed in four semesters, culminating in a research-based thesis project. Upon entering the master’s program, we will help you select a mentor ...

All entering medical students are required to have a laptop computer. All notes and handouts are electronic, and all written exams are given electronically using ExamSoft. Either a Mac or a ...

Our annual conference features the latest research in DNA replication and repair. Our symposium provides opportunities for oral and poster presentations and interactions between senior scientists, ...