From dodging dog bites to photographing Michael Phelps, UB staffer Ken Smith spends his nights and weekends volunteering with his camera.
As part of a national cybersecurity challenge, six UB students successfully identified and addressed risks in a hospital's IT system.
The South Campus Instrument Center plays a significant role in how things get made in Western New York.
Parents could use the technology at home to determine if there is a need for clinical examination.
The Department of Electrical Engineering is helping UB become a premier public research university.
Two projects addressing refugee health issues in Buffalo and a study on the effects of air pollution on pregnant women in China have been selected to receive funding through the Community for Global Health Equity.
UB and partners are producing a 40-hour course composed of nine classes and a capstone project.
Bill Ford, Jerry Jacobs Jr. and Mark Tercek talked about how their organizations are working to create a future based on sustainability.
The fast-growing company provides internships for students, hires graduates and leverages faculty expertise for research and development.
The technology could help reduce the time, from hours to seconds, it takes to migrate the files of one computer to another.
