UB Police Officer Stacy Tuberdyke, BA ’99, (left) and UB adjunct professor Shannon Carlin, PhD ’06, MA ’01, EdM ’99 & BA ’97, square off under their respective monikers—Tuesday Hula and Dr. Dementer—as members of the Queen City Roller Girls.
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Celebrated pediatrician offers sure-fire techniques for calming young children
Visual artist Steven Kurtz rebounds after lengthy legal battle
Colleagues, friends and former students recall life of William R. Greiner
Program helps breast cancer survivors bolster strength and spirit
Historic master plan offers guidelines for UB’s growth and transformation
Attorney and philanthropist combines passion for UB with concern for region
Triathlete and Hollywood executive relishes racing on a world level
Savvy Manhattan consultant serves politicians and corporate clients
Enjoy faculty and staff profiles from the UB Reporter
Web edition preparation by Paula Gainey and Mike Sabatino
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.
An article in The Washington Post about research efforts to make long-lasting batteries for cell phones and other devices quotes Esther Takeuchi.
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.