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SEAS forms center to advance cell, gene and tissue engineering research
10/20/20
A team of University at Buffalo researchers in chemical, biological and biomedical engineering have joined forces to develop innovative technologies for regenerative medicine and educate future leaders in the field.
Chemical engineer Emmanuel Nsengiyumva passes on the gifts of mentorship
10/15/20
As a PRODiG Fellow at SUNY Brockport, Emmanuel M. Nsengiyumva is getting to do what he loves–mentor the diverse range of students in STEM–while being nurtured on his own career path.
Honoring the Life of Eli Ruckenstein
10/13/20
Eli Ruckenstein passed away peacefully on September 30. A SUNY Distinguished Professor, Ruckenstein served on the faculty of the University at Buffalo for nearly fifty years.
Dr. Eli Ruckenstein, 95, UB professor, chemical engineer
10/5/20
The Buffalo News published an obituary of Eli Ruckenstein, a UB faculty member and world-renowned chemical engineer who was presented with the U.S. National Medal of Science by President Bill Clinton in a White House ceremony in 1999.
UB CBE Professor Eli Ruckenstein
10/1/20
Eli Ruckenstein passed away peacefully on September 30. A SUNY Distinguished Professor, Ruckenstein served on the faculty of the University at Buffalo for nearly fifty years.
Making Safer Masks
9/22/20
SARS-CoV-2 and other respiratory viruses spread via droplets and short-range aerosols generated when infected people talk, exhale, cough, or sneeze. Face masks are effective in limiting transmission. However, most medical-grade face masks are not self-sterilized or reusable. Their widespread use consumes tremendous resources and generates a corresponding amount of waste.
Urgent treatment for COVID-19
9/22/20
The human immune system has a capacity to fight off numerous infections, and there are worldwide efforts to combat COVID-19 through vaccine development. The Park lab, in collaboration with other labs at UB, is developing drugs to neutralize SARS-CoV-2 and treat individuals with severe COVID-19 infection.
Professor Andreadis publishes paper on tissue engineered vascular grafts for pediatric diseases
9/22/20
SUNY Distinguished Professor Stelios Andreadis recently published work on Cell‐Free Vascular Grafts that Grow with the Host

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