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During the 1990s, students navigated uncharted technological and social change that created today’s globally wired culture. What a difference two decades make for these alumni, who talk about their careers and life passions.
Recycling food waste means mulch for the garden
Wrestler fights back from serious injury to help others on and off mat
Michael Glick wants to dramatically expand dentists’ role in health care
Mentoring program a success story for alumni and students alike
Web edition preparation by Paula Gainey and Mike Sabatino
5/22/2012 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.
5/18/2012 An article in The Washington Post about research efforts to make long-lasting batteries for cell phones and other devices quotes Esther Takeuchi.
5/17/2012 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.