10/30/20

The University at Buffalo, the Buffalo community, and scientists worldwide honor the life of SUNY Distinguished Professor Eli Ruckenstein.

To address the plastic pollution crisis, researchers turn to AI-guided robots, chemical recycling

12/28/20

UB research team awarded $2 million NSF grant to advance sorting methods, and develop processing technologies to make discarded plastic easier to reuse

SEAS forms center to advance cell, gene and tissue engineering research

10/28/20

Stem cell expert and SUNY Distinguished Professor Stelios Andreadis named inaugural director.

Swihart Lab Publishes Paper on Antimicrobial Mask Materials in Advanced Functional Materials

12/28/20

The Swihart lab, in collaboration with UB's dental and medical schools, have developed materials for antimicrobial masks with possible COVID-19 implications. This work will be published in Advanced Functional Materials (IF 16.8).

CBE Plays a Key Role in $8.5 million CHREST Grant

12/28/20

Mark Swihart is part of a university team which has recently received an $8.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to launch the Center for Hybrid Rocket Exascale Simulation Technology (CHREST) at UB.

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