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University at Buffalo students promote world peace with 3D printed shoes
7/5/16
An article on 3D Print, a website focused on 3D printing technologies, reports five UB graduate students have designed and created a custom-fit, 3D-printed shoe that also doubles as an artistic statement calling for world peace.
Testing out driverless car brings thoughts of ‘Look Mom, no hands!’
6/24/16
A driverless SUV demonstration took place at UB in partnership with the Southwest Research Institute, UB’s Institute for Sustainable Transportation and Logistics, the Transportation Informatics Tier 1 University Transportation Center, and Erie County.
Lovell’s Research Team Developing Safer Forms of Injectable Medicine
6/21/16
A team led by Jonathan F. Lovell, PhD, assistant professor of biomedical engineering, is developing a promising new drug-making technique designed to reduce serious allergic reactions and other side effects from anti-cancer medicine, testosterone and other drugs that are administered with a needle.
Gilbert-Manufactured satellites set to launch into space and it's crowded up there
6/20/16
A story on KJZZ-FM in Phoenix about locally made satellites that will be launched into space this fall quotes John Crassidis, CUBRC Professor in Space Situational Awareness in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering.
This new vaccine can really prevent killer pneumonia
6/10/16
An article on MSN reports on a new protein-based vaccine developed by UB researchers that can defend against many more strains of pneumonia and is 100 percent effective at promoting the appropriate immune response, and quotes Blaine Pfeifer, associate professor of chemical and biological engineering.
New device could act as gatekeeper of light
6/1/16
An article on AZoMaterials reports researchers in the UB School of Engineering and Applied Sciences have discovered a way to manipulate light that could lead to a device that is selectively transparent to various wavelengths at one moment, and opaque to them the next, with little adjustment.

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