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UB on sustainability: “It’s a constant quest”
4/27/16
A story on WIVB-TV looks at UB’s green energy practices and interviews Ryan McPherson, UB’s chief sustainability officer, about UB’s No. 1 ranking in the Environmental Protection Agency’s Green Power Partnership list for colleges and universities.
UB students compete in NASA Mars contest
4/27/16
A story on WGRZ-TV reports five UB students are finalists in a joint NASA and National Institute of Aerospace contest, the BIG Idea Challenge, aimed at developing a system for re-entry into the Mars atmosphere.
Jacobs Institute, Stratasys partner to advance medical uses of 3D printing
4/27/16
A story about a new partnership between the Jacobs Institute and a major 3D printer company to advance the use of the emerging technology in medicine, particularly in neurosurgery, quotes Adnan Siddiqui, vice chair and professor of neurosurgery, and Ciprian Ionita, UB research assistant professor in biomedical engineering and neurosurgery.
Chicago is better poised to survive climate change than New York or LA
4/22/16
An article in Chicago Reader about the impact that climate change is expected to have on major U.S. coastal cities quotes Joseph Atkinson, professor of civil, structural and environmental engineering and director of the Great Lakes Program at UB.
UB students among finalists for NASA Mars competition
4/22/16
An article in First Bell, a weekday newsletter of the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE), reports that UB student engineers are one of four teams nationwide competing in a NASA-sponsored contest to design an inflatable heat shield for future Mars missions.
UB student to travel to Ecuador to assess earthquake damages
4/21/16
A story on WIVB-TV reports Enrique Morales, an Ecuador native and a UB student studying earthquake engineering, will travel to his home country to evaluate structural damages after an earthquake hit there Saturday.

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