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One nanoparticle, six types of medical imaging
1/20/15
Tomorrow’s doctors could use this technology to obtain a super-clear picture of patients’ organs and tissues.
Researchers shake California warehouse with 50 tons of force
1/15/15
It’s one thing to simulate an earthquake on a model structure inside a laboratory. It is another to rattle a standing California building with 50 tons of force.
Constantinou appointed SUNY Distinguished Professor
1/12/15
Michael Constantinou, a faculty member in the Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering, has been appointed SUNY Distinguished Professor, the highest faculty rank in the SUNY system, at a SUNY Board of Trustees’ meeting in November 2014.
Did you know? Twelve amazing UB discoveries from 2014
12/31/14
UB researchers made headlines around the world this year with studies on coffee, climate change, babies’ eating habits and more.
Four new companies approved for START-UP NY via UB
12/29/14
Each company will collaborate with UB researchers and offer internships, scholarships or jobs to students.
CSE professor contributes to report on Big Data in the life sciences
12/23/14
UB’s Jaroslaw Zola was part of a working group that identified challenges, risks and rewards summarized in a recently published report on Big Data in the life sciences.
This endoscope zaps tumors
12/22/14
The biomedical advancement could make chemotherapy more efficient, reduce its side effects and improve how doctors treat some of the most deadly forms of cancer.
Zhou receives Outstanding Young Manufacturing Engineer award
12/22/14
Chi Zhou, assistant professor, industrial and systems engineering, was one of 11 young faculty to receive the “2015 Outstanding Young Manufacturing Engineer Award” from the Society of Manufacturing Engineers.
Over 450 engineering freshmen descend on Slee Hall for annual design awards
12/19/14
What do Winds of Change, Spin City, The Wind Authority, Bladerunner Energy and Engineering Anemos have in common?
Amit Goyal named director of UB RENEW
12/18/14
Amit Goyal, an internationally recognized materials scientist, has been named director of RENEW, the University at Buffalo’s new interdisciplinary institute dedicated to research and education on globally pressing problems in energy, environment and water.

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