First Look
Out with the Old
In dramatic fashion, the Engineering Trailer Complex on the North Campus was demolished June 27 to make way for a new School of Engineering and Applied Sciences building.
Photo: Douglas Levere, BA ’89
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Rolling out the welcome mat
Town-gown interests converge in revitalizing area surrounding South Campus
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Persuasive champion
Warde Manuel makes the case for UB’s potential athletically and off the field
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Helping hands
Human element paramount in center's work designing and developing assistive devices
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Math Magic
Couple’s research aims to increase performance in early childhood mathematics
Profiles
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Michael Adsit, DDS ’05
Rewards outweigh risks for dentist volunteering in Third World
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Roger Choplin, BA ’72
Computing pioneer and guitarist returns full circle to his musical roots
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Noa Bursie EdM ’89 & BA ’81
Singer-songwriter blends a compelling sound with a passion for literature
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Robert Murrett BA ’75
Vice admiral looks out for 300 million fellow Americans in top intelligence post
UB in the News
Wired featured UB research on quantum dots
they're safe in primates
An article on Wired reports a UB study has found that quantum dots -- tiny, luminescent crystals that could have a range of medical diagnostic uses -- are non-toxic to primates over a one-year period.
The Washington Post quotes UB scientist on efforts to make cell phone batteries that last
An article in The Washington Post about research efforts to make long-lasting batteries for cell phones and other devices quotes Esther Takeuchi.
Buffalo News reports UB has chosen firm to design its new $375 million medical school
An article on the front page of the Buffalo News reports UB has chosen the well-known, international architectural firm HOK to design its new $375 million medical school.