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7 Jul 2022:
Researchers then embedded the material in a few layers of graphene “with accurate atomic control of local geometric and chemical structures,” Wu says. ... National Science Foundation. UB and Giner have filed joint patent applications naming Wu and
27 Jun 2023:
Gang Wu, center, with students inside his Furnas Hall laboratory. Credit: Douglas Levere, University at Buffalo. ... This project focuses on developing a hydrogen fuel cell for use in big trucks,” said Wu.
29 Oct 2018:
Credit: Gang Wu, University at Buffalo. BUFFALO, N.Y. — Manganese is known for making stainless steel and aluminum soda cans. ... and Harbin Institute of Technology. For more than a decade, Wu has been searching for alternative catalysts for hydrogen
13 Mar 2023:
UB and partners are developing new lung cancer screening test. From left to right, Kate Rittenhouse-Olson, Grace Dy and Yun Wu. ... Developing an effective device and reliable biomarkers has the potential to increase lung cancer detection at early stages,
16 Aug 2011:
While the Bunker twins shared a body, they were far from identical individuals, Wu says. ... Another incongruity," says Wu, "is that, in that era, anatomically anomalous subjects were considered weird, even frightening and were often hidden away.
8 Sep 2009:
Wu added that that perception may also be prevalent in the general population. ... Driver education classes must begin to address this discrepancy, by instructing students that even hands-free phones affect driver behavior," says Wu.
12 Sep 2011:
The School of Management's Chunchi Wu is the recipient of the prestigious 2011 Peter L. ... Wu's article, Dissecting Corporate Bond and CDS Spreads, appeared in the winter 2011 issue of The Journal of Fixed Income.
https://www.buffalo.edu/ubreporter/archive/2008_12_3/profile.html
3 Dec 2008:
Cynthia Wu. assistant professor of American studies. By KEVIN FRYLING. Published: December 3, 2008. ... My project looks at the ways in which Chang and Eng get portrayed in American arts and culture,” says Wu.
https://www.buffalo.edu/ubreporter/…rchive/2011_08_25/bunker_twins.html
22 Aug 2011:
Photo: DOUGLAS LEVERE. While the Bunker twins shared a body, they were far from identical individuals, Wu says. ... Another incongruity,” says Wu, “is that, in that era, anatomically anomalous subjects were considered weird—even frightening—and
https://www.buffalo.edu/ubreporter/archive/2009_09_16/cell_phones.html
14 Sep 2009:
Wu added that the perception also may be prevalent in the general population. ... Driver education classes must begin to address this discrepancy by instructing students that even hands-free phones affect driver behavior,” says Wu.