John Crassidis spoke to WBFO about UB being chosen to lead a new five-year, $5 million research program that aims to improve the nation’s ability in tracking and monitoring spacecraft and other objects.
An article in The Buffalo News discusses how UB spinoff company Garwood Medical Devices is advancing its medical device, which was based on research by Mark Ehrensberger.
Photonics.com published research about a tiny, reusable sensor chip create by a UB team led by Peter Liu, assistant professor of electrical engineering.
Spectroscopy Europe reported on new research led by Peter Q. Liu, assistant professor of electrical engineering, whose team has developed a tiny, reusable sensing chip that holds potential for use in point-of-care medical tests.
The Buffalo News profiled UB spinoff company Garwood Medical Devices, which has raised more than $14 million and “has a chance to be the next hot Buffalo startup.”
