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The element’s electrons chemically bond when under pressures like those found below Earth’s crust.
Developed by UB’s Center for Information Integrity and partners, the app borrows themes from Mission: Impossible, James Bond.
From harnessing AI to help children with speech and language impairments to drilling through 1,600 feet of ice, UB's list of accomplishments in 2023 was nothing short of spectacular.
Researchers will use shake table to simulate quake on full-scale wood-frame building; could help change building codes, make new buildings safer.
QAS.AI awarded $1 million National Science Foundation grant for clinical evaluation in Buffalo, Florida.
The work includes wireless biosensors, aneurysm treatment devices and a database to advance computational pathology, among others.
Researchers train language model to recognize location descriptions in Hurricane Harvey social media posts.
Diaz, the Sunstar Robert J. Genco Endowment Chair and director of UB Microbiome Center, is among 11 fellows this year.
Researchers add hydrogen to iron-nitrogen-carbon catalysts; could greatly reduce costs of climate friendly fuel cells.
Engineers will use the award to better track objects in deep outer space.
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