WGRZ-TV reported that UB researchers have received a $293,000 National Science Foundation grant to fund neurodiversity training for computer science faculty. Faculty who complete the training will receive a micro-credential.
Buffalo Business First featured Ciprion Ionita, assistant professor of biomedical engineering and neurosurgery, and his startup, QAS.AI, which has risen quickly from UB labs into a project approaching human trials.
WBFO reports that UB learning scientists are using a $300,000 grant to create professional development that will teach professors how to best teach students with ADHD and other forms of neurodivergence.
WIVB-TV reported on the official opening of UB’s 24,000 square foot Structure for Outdoor Autonomy Research (SOAR). SOAR is thought to be one of the largest enclosed drone-testing facilities in the nation.
Nanowerk reported on UB research led by Shenqiang Ren that examined a novel polymer which is a promising insulating material for high-power electric systems and advanced electronics.
