University at Buffalo - The State University of New York

Progress Updates

• UB 2020 Pushes Ahead, with $362 Million in Construction on 3 Campuses The University at Buffalo is launching $362 million in construction projects this spring and summer in the first phase of a dramatic physical transformation of the university on a scale not seen since the North (Amherst) Campus was built during the 1970s. June 15, 2009 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• UB 2020 bill approved by State Senate The New York State Senate today approved the UB 2020 Flexibility and Economic Growth Act, marking a major step forward in passage of the bill into state law. June 3, 2009 | Topic: UB 2020
• UB to Announce Plans for New Educational Opportunity Center, Downtown Gateway The University at Buffalo today announced plans to build in downtown Buffalo a new home for its Educational Opportunity Center, as part of an effort to provide expanded job-skills training and community programming to Buffalo residents. May 22, 2009 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• Solar energy to power student apartments The New York Power Authority has awarded UB $7.5 million to construct a 1.1-megawatt solar-energy array on the North Campus that will generate clean energy directly from the sun for students living in the university’s apartment complexes. May 13, 2009 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• Building boom on campus UB is launching $362 million in construction projects this spring and summer in the first phase of a dramatic physical transformation of the university on a scale not seen since the North Campus was built during the 1970s. May 6, 2009 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• Message from Satish K. Tripathi, Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs: University Community Budget Update Once again, I write to update our university community regarding the state of our budget. As you all know, the 2009-2010 NYS budget has been debated in Albany for a number of months. In the past week or so, we have been gaining additional clarity regarding the state budget and how the state’s fiscal challenges will continue to affect the financial health of our university. April 24, 2009 | Topic: Strategic Financial Advisory Committee
• UB breaks ground for engineering building UB reached a major milestone in its UB 2020 strategic plan on April 24, breaking ground for a new $61 million state-of-the-art classroom and laboratory building for the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences on the North Campus. April 24, 2009 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• Planning for a Climate Neutral University On October 21st more than 200 faculty, staff, students, and others met to help chart a path toward climate neutrality for the University at Buffalo. The forum was an opportunity to explain the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment (ACUPCC), to which UB is a signatory, to introduce the UB Environmental Stewardship Committee (ESC), which has been charged with implementing the commitment, and to present initial work toward producing a “climate action plan.” March 6, 2009 | Topic: Environmental Stewardship
• Faye Panasci and Family Give $1 Million to Support Pharmacy School's New Home The namesake of Fay's Drugs, Faye Panasci, has given $1 million to the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, where her husband and father-in-law began their quest to build the highly successful chain of pharmacies that catered to their customers' every need. February 25, 2009 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• Legislation proposed by WNY's state legislators will promote UB 2020, regional economic growth. Western New York members of the New York State Senate and Assembly will introduce a new bill that would help UB achieve the objectives of UB 2020, the university’s strategic plan to grow by 40 percent, create new jobs for the region and increase its annual local economic impact from $1.7 billion to $3.6 billion. January 16, 2009 | Topic: UB 2020
• UB's economic impact expected to double The university’s impact on the Western New York and New York State economies is expected to increase to 3.6 billion by the year 2023-24, according to a study by the UB Regional Institute. This represents more than twice the amount pumped into these economies in the 2006-2007 fiscal year. The full implementation of the university’s strategic plan will result in a larger student population, new jobs and the shifting of professional schools in order to benefit areas near the campus. January 7, 2009 | Topic: UB 2020
• President John B. Simpson talks about regulatory reforms After President Simpson met with members of the Western New York delegation to the State Legislature Wednesday to discuss the impact of the state's fiscal problems as the University moves forward with its "UB 2020" strategic plan, he was interviewed by Mark Scott on WBFO to talk more about the state's fiscal problems and the recently approved tuition increase. December 11, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• UB President John B. Simpson testifies at public hearing on State's fiscal crisis University at Buffalo President John B. Simpson today asked Democratic members of the New York State Senate to resist making further cuts to higher education and to support policy changes that would help UB grow and increase its economic impact in Western New York. December 9, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• State budget crisis provides UB with an opportunity John Simpson says New York’s budget shortfall makes it easier to push for substantive policy changes, including tuition reform, which is one of UB’s top priorities for the 2009 legislative session. December 4, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• Buffalo News Editorial calls campus redesign well thought out An editorial in The Buffalo News calls UB's draft plan to redesign and reconfigure its three campuses "a well-thought-out concept that deserves support" and calls the university "one of this region's best bets for growth in the new economy." December 2, 2008 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• Buffalo News Editorial supports need for UB to have more flexibility An editorial in The Buffalo News calls UB's draft plan to redesign and reconfigure its three campuses "a well-thought-out concept that deserves support" and calls the university "one of this region's best bets for growth in the new economy." November 30, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• UB Unveils Draft of Plan to Redesign and Reconfigure its Campuses The University at Buffalo today unveiled a draft of a plan to dramatically redesign and reconfigure its three campuses -- giving each campus a new identity and purpose -- with the goal of making UB a great place to live, learn and work. November 19, 2008 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• Buffalo News editorial: UB’s added role in regional recovery means cuts must be offset by reforms Editorial strongly suggests anything that seriously handicaps the UB 2020 plan is not in the state’s best interest. “High on any list of investments that will help New York not only emerge from this recession, but avoid future ones, is the state’s system of higher education. And the most notable example of that is a plan called UB 2020.” November 18, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• Taking the next step toward sustainability In signing the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment in March 2007, President John B. Simpson committed UB to creating by September 2009 a plan describing how the university will go “climate neutral,” reducing or offsetting all of its greenhouse gas emissions. October 23, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• Hiring, Purchasing Moratorium Continues Indefinitely The moratorium on new hiring and purchases of more than $5,000 will continue “until further notice” as part of UB’s response to anticipated cuts in state funding. October 23, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• Taking the next step toward sustainability In signing the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment in March 2007, President John B. Simpson committed UB to creating by September 2009 a plan describing how the university will go “climate neutral,” reducing or offsetting all of its greenhouse gas emissions. October 23, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• Hiring, Purchasing Moratorium Continues Indefinitely The moratorium on new hiring and purchases of more than $5,000 will continue “until further notice” as part of UB’s response to anticipated cuts in state funding. October 23, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• Taking the next step toward sustainability In signing the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment in March 2007, President John B. Simpson committed UB to creating by September 2009 a plan describing how the university will go “climate neutral,” reducing or offsetting all of its greenhouse gas emissions. Contributing their voices to this goal, more than 200 faculty, staff and students took part in the UB Sustainability Forum, “Planning for a Climate Neutral Campus,” held yesterday in the Student Union Theater. October 22, 2008 | Topic: Environmental Stewardship
• Message from Satish K. Tripathi, Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs: University Community Budget Update With a philosophy of active engagement and with a pragmatic world view, President Simpson and I, along with our university’s senior leadership, initiated a participatory process to address our budgetary challenge. In a further effort to engage broadly our university community, we have met with the Professional Staff Senate, the Faculty Senate Executive Budget Priorities Committee, and the Faculty Senate Academic Planning Committee. October 20, 2008 | Topic: Strategic Financial Advisory Committee
• Tripathi updates UB Council on budget Provost Satish K. Tripathi provided the UB Council with an update Monday on how the university is dealing with a potential $21 million cut in state funding. October 1, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• A Call for Reform In his third annual community address, President John B. Simpson outlined the potential impact of state budget cuts on UB and urged community members to help bring about state regulatory reforms that would help the university achieve UB 2020, its plan for expansion, academic excellence and economic development. September 25, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• A 'stellar year' for Faculty Recruitment UB has increased the number of tenured or tenure-track faculty it hired for 2008-09, including a number of individuals recruited from positions at prominent institutions. September 25, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• Emergency Planning Focus of UB Research Two UB faculty members working in the Extreme Events: Mitigation and Reponses strategic strength are focusing their work on emergency planning issues. September 25, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• UB 2020 is the community’s “bold initiative” Regulatory reforms in Albany are necessary to speed our ability to fulfill the vast potential of UB 2020. We canÕt build a great public research university for the 21st century on an outdated, 1950s-style bureaucracy designed to enforce rules no one needs any more. September 24, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• Message from Satish K. Tripathi, Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs: University Community Budget Update As I have been listening to our university community members, two very important principles for dealing with this budgetary challenge have emerged. First principle: It is imperative that we maintain our long-term vision for UB as a premier public research university and that we align reductions and investments to our institutional strategic priorities. Second principle: We must protect our core educational and research mission. September 16, 2008 | Topic: Strategic Financial Advisory Committee
• UB preparing for tight budget year: It’s ‘business not as usual’ for advisory group With UB facing an additional 7 percent cut in state funding—on top of 3 percent enacted earlier this year—an advisory group charged with advising the president, provost and senior leadership on where belt tightening might take place has begun work guided by the principle that at least for the near future, it is “business not as usual” at the university. August 28, 2008 | Topic: Strategic Financial Advisory Committee
• Message from Satish K. Tripathi, Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs: University-Wide Strategic Financial Management Advisory Group Yesterday, the University-Wide Strategic Financial Management Advisory Group (facilitated by Scott Nostaja, Interim Vice President Human Resources) held its inaugural meeting. At that time, I communicated to the group that the State of New York is projecting significant reductions in tax-based revenues over the next three years resulting from a downturn in the US and NYS economies. August 20, 2008 | Topic: Strategic Financial Advisory Committee
• Advisory group to respond to expected budget cuts UB will form a university-wide strategic financial management advisory group charged with developing a plan to respond to anticipated New York state budget cuts to SUNY. August 7, 2008 | Topic: Strategic Financial Advisory Committee
• Chronicle Recognizes UB as 'Great Place to Work' Ongoing efforts to transform UB into a "great place to work" -- an important component of the UB 2020 strategic plan -- are paying off. The university has been rated very highly in a national survey of the quality of the academic workplace conducted by the Chronicle of Higher Education. July 17, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• State OKs Kaleida-ECMC consolidation The state Department of Health has approved the consolidation of the Kaleida Health System and Erie County Medical Center to create the Western New York Healthcare System. July 3, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• Demolition of Engineering Trailers at UB Signals Start of A New Era Twenty years after it was constructed to serve the needs of the University at Buffalo's growing engineering programs, the Engineering Trailer Complex on UB's North (Amherst) Campus was demolished to make way for a new School of Engineering and Applied Sciences building. July 1, 2008 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• Jacobs Gift to Staff Research Institute UB announced yesterday a $10 million gift from Jeremy M. Jacobs, his wife, Margaret, and family to establish the Jacobs Institute, which will support research and clinical collaboration on the causes, treatment and prevention of heart and vascular diseases. June 12, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• Jacobs Gift to Staff Research Institute UB announced yesterday a $10 million gift from Jeremy M. Jacobs, his wife, Margaret, and family to establish the Jacobs Institute, which will support research and clinical collaboration on the causes, treatment and prevention of heart and vascular diseases. June 12, 2008 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• $5 million gift to Pharmacy A UB alumnus considered a visionary leader in the pharmaceutical industry is giving back once again to the institution that three decades ago provided a fellowship that helped him earn a doctoral degree and begin his highly successful career. May 15, 2008 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• Child care center tops construction list UB will break ground this summer on a new addition to the North Campus child care facility near South Lake Village, and plans an extensive renovation of the South Campus building, located in the Butler annexes along Bailey Avenue, in winter and spring 2009. May 15, 2008 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• UB's Future Considered at Forum About 650 UB faculty, staff, students, planning professionals and members of the local community came to the Center for the Arts on the North Campus on Tuesday to participate in the second of four public forums on UBs comprehensive physical planning process. April 24, 2008 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• UB Underscores Commitment to 'Green Campus' Planning As environmentalists and citizens nationwide observe Earth Day, the University at Buffalo today reemphasized its commitment to achieving climate neutrality. April 22, 2008 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• UB Establishes Jewish Institute The university has established the Institute for Jewish Thought, Heritage and Culture, a multidisciplinary research and academic degree-granting center that will focus scholarship on the critical role that Judaism has played in the development and communication of Western thought. April 17, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• Medcotek Licenses UB Technology Local company Medcotek Inc. has signed a licensing agreement with UB for use of a new technology that will advance the company’s entry into the lucrative teleradiology market. April 17, 2008 | Topic: Health and Wellness Across the Lifespan
• Pro bono To Be Topic of Conference National and local experts on providing legal services to those unable to afford high lawyer bills will convene in Buffalo this month for a three-day pro bono conference sponsored by the UB Law School, the Department of Sociology in the College of Arts and Sciences and local judicial organizations. April 17, 2008 | Topic: Civic Engagement and Public Policy
• Forum to Focus on Concepts UB faculty, staff and students, as well as members of the community, will have an opportunity to provide feedback on specific concepts for future development of the university’s North, South and downtown campuses at a day-long forum to be held on Tuesday. April 17, 2008 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• A View of the 'Big Picture' President John B. Simpson opened Tuesday's first ever Campus Conversation with a review of the 'big picture' in terms of what's at stake when it comes to achieving UB's goal of becoming one of the nation's premier public research universities. April 10, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• UB 2020 Transcends Other Issues President John B. Simpson reassured the UB Council Tuesday that the goal of making UB one of the nation's top public research universities by the year 2020 will not be compromised by the budget situation or the change in leadership in Albany. April 10, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• Creating a Great Place to Work UB's ongoing efforts to improve the worklife of its employees has been recognized by Business First of Buffalo with a designation as a finalist in the newspaper's annual 'Great Places to Work' ranking. April 10, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• Questions & Answers with Mara Huber In this week's Q&A, Mara Huber, special assistant to the president for educational initiatives and director of the UB-Buffalo Public Schools, answers questions about UB's partnership with the Buffalo Public Schools. April 10, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• Opening campus conversations Members of the UB community will have an opportunity to “connect the dots” and find out how they “fit into UB’s big picture” at the first ever Campus Conversation, to be held on Tuesday in the main gym in Alumni Arena, North Campus. April 3, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• Simpson Expects Budget Cuts The unexpected resignation of former Gov. Eliot Spitzer, as well as ongoing debate and discussion among the Legislature over the 2008-09 budget, suggests looming cuts for many state agencies, including SUNY, President John B. Simpson told the Faculty Senate on Tuesday. April 3, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• Q & A with James A. (Beau) Willis James A. (Beau) Willis, executive vice president for University Support Services, answers questions about Building UB, our comprehensive physical plan. April 3, 2008 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• State must retain commitment to UB's development The recent circumstances in Albany should not—and will not—slow UB’s progress toward becoming one of the top public research universities in the nation, and, in turn, helping revitalize our regional economy. March 17, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• Driving Simulator Opens for Business in UB Engineering From designing safer intersections to helping vehicular accident victims overcome their fears, a new driving simulation laboratory is now open for business in the University at Buffalo School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. March 12, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• Garnering support for UB 2020 It was hard not to run into a UB Believer in Albany on Monday as a contingent of UB supporters, volunteers and administrators met with leaders of the State Legislature as part of the annual UB Day. February 28, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• Conference to honor McCombe Some of the world’s biggest names in condensed matter physics, including two Nobel laureates, are coming to UB next weekend to celebrate the scientific contributions—and the birthday—of UB faculty member Bruce D. McCombe. February 28, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• Funding research Six research teams have been awarded seed grants in the latest round of funding from the UB 2020 Interdisciplinary Research Development Fund (IRDF). February 28, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• Simpson Pleased With Budget President John B. Simpson spoke about the impact of the state budget proposed Tuesday by Gov. Eliot Spitzer on UB and UB 2020 at yesterday's meeting of the Faculty Senate Executive Committee (FSEC). January 24, 2008 | Topic: UB 2020
• Million Dollar Gift Will Help Construct New UB Engineering Building A $1 million gift to the University at Buffalo School of Engineering and Applied Sciences from a global industry leader with a strong interest in Western New York will be used for costs associated with the construction of a new, high-tech engineering building on UB's North (Amherst) Campus. January 18, 2008 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• Spitzer endorses UB 2020 Gov. Eliot Spitzer yesterday endorsed UB 2020, the university's strategic plan designed to transform UB into a model 21st century public research university. January 10, 2008 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• Tuition reforms recommended Differential tuition and a rational tuition policy are among the recommendations in a preliminary report that the New York State Commission on Higher Education submitted to Gov. Eliot Spitzer on Monday. December 20, 2007 | Topic: UB 2020
• 600 attend “Building UB” forum About 600 members of the UB and local communities turned out Tuesday for the first of four public forums on “Building UB,” the comprehensive physical planning process being developed by UB in conjunction with its plans to grow by 40 percent by the year 2020. December 6, 2007 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• UB works for transborder network UB is working to establish a formal consortium with some universities in Southern Ontario and New York State to facilitate collaboration between the institutions, Provost Satish K. Tripathi told members of the UB Council on Monday. November 8, 2007 | Topic: UB 2020
• Ross Eye Institute opens downtown UB's Ira G. Ross Eye Institute, dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of adults and children with diseases of the eye and the vision system, opened Nov. 1 in its new home at 1176 Main Street. November 8, 2007 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• Expansion of AHC offers opportunities David L. Dunn, vice president for health sciences, told the Faculty Senate on Tuesday that UB's plan to expand its Academic Health Center offers numerous opportunities for the university. November 8, 2007 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• ’Internationalizing’ UB Urged A faculty task group has released a set of recommendations for "internationalizing" UB, calling for new investments in student experiences, faculty scholarship and institutional mission. October 25, 2007 | Topic: UB 2020
• Downtown wins in Faculty Senate survey of UB campuses UB's growing downtown campus scored highest in an informal survey of how members of two Faculty Senate committees view the trio of UB campuses. October 25, 2007 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• The Global Imperative: Making UB an International University This report of the International Strategy Task Group overviews how UB, an international university situated at a major international border, will expand its leadership role in developing, promoting, and supporting international education and scholarship. October 24, 2007 | Topic: UB 2020
• Simpson Reports on UB's Progress and Momentum in Community Address With a record fall enrollment of 28,054 that includes its brightest freshman class in history and a net gain of nearly 100 new faculty members over the past three years, UB is building momentum as it implements plans to rise to the ranks of the nation's top public research universities. October 16, 2007 | Topic: UB 2020
• UB Moving 50 Employees into Downtown Buffalo, Freeing Up Space for Expanded School of Nursing UB plans to move several of its key fund-raising offices into the Jacobs Executive Development Center as the university continues to increase its presence in downtown Buffalo. The move is part of a plan that also will free up space in Wende Hall on UB's South Campus as the future home for an expanded UB School of Nursing. October 9, 2007 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• Simpson addresses state of UB In his annual address to the voting faculty on Tuesday, President John B. Simpson provided an update on UB's progress over the past year and urged SUNY to change the way it funds its universities. October 4, 2007 | Topic: UB 2020
• Improving quality of work life UB is focusing on improving the quality of work life at the university in order to recruit and retain employees, members of the Professional Staff Senate learned at their meeting last week. October 4, 2007 | Topic: UB 2020
• Dell Partnership saves UB millions The university has entered into a partnership with Dell Inc. that will standardize computer workstations for UB faculty, staff and students while saving the institution $2 million annually. October 4, 2007 | Topic: IT Transformation
• UB Increases Investment in Downtown Buffalo, BNMC Secures Space to Grow Life Sciences Economy The University at Buffalo is purchasing the former M. Wile Co. building in downtown Buffalo as a first step in its plans to create a more vibrant presence for UB in downtown Buffalo. September 24, 2007 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• UB2020 Strategic Strength in Molecular Recognition in Biological Systems and Bioinformatics Join us for ?the meeting after the meeting?. Poster presentations, plus refreshments and a chance to meet the speakers. The University at Buffalo is hosting the conference and reception free-of-charge, but registration is required for all events. Register now to save your spot for the symposium. September 7, 2007 | Topic: Molecular Recognition in Biological Systems
• Are You A UB Believer? Listen to President Simpson detail UB 2020's progress and the formation of the UB Believers group. September 4, 2007 | Topic: Path to Prominence
• Q & A with Kara Saunders Kara Saunders is assistant vice provost for undergraduate education and project manager of the Student Systems Transformation Project, part of the IT Transformation initiative of the UB 2020 strategic planning process. August 30, 2007 | Topic: IT Transformation
• Spitzer Offers Support for UB Expansion Plan Spitzer says he likes the ambitious plan to expand the University at Buffalo and wants to sit down with U.B. President John Simpson to talk about it. August 13, 2007 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• UB officially launches physical planning process UB on Tuesday officially launched "Building UB," the comprehensive physical planning process that is designed, in concert with the UB 2020 strategic plan, to push the university into the top echelon of public research universities. August 9, 2007 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• Cartwright Named UB Vice Provost for Strategic Initiatives Alexander N. Cartwright, professor of electrical engineering in the University at Buffalo School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, has been appointed UB's vice provost for strategic initiatives, a new position in which he will serve as the point person in the Provost's Office for the UB 2020 strategic strengths initiatives. August 2, 2007 | Topic: UB 2020
• Genetics and Genomics in Disease and Development Symposium Molecular Recognition in Biological Systems and Bioinformatics invites you to this free, one-day event that will occur on Friday, September 7, with guest speakers, poster presentations, and refreshments. Register now. July 30, 2007 | Topic: Molecular Recognition in Biological Systems
• Amherst residents discuss UB's plans About 150 Amherst residents joined UB administrators to discuss the university's plans for growth and that growth's impact on their community. May 31, 2007 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• Simpson to Present UB's Plan for Growth to Amherst Residents UB President John B. Simpson will meet with Amherst residents to present UB's ambitious plans to grow by 40 percent and discuss that growth's potential impact on the regional economy. The public forum, co-hosted by UB and the Amherst Chamber of Commerce, will be held at 7 p.m., May 29. May 22, 2007 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• UB Hopes to Bring Amherst Town Board to the Planning Table While the University at Buffalo continues to work closely with the Town of Amherst to plan for the development of land along its campus edge, the State University of New York, on behalf of UB, today filed a lawsuit seeking to annual action by the Amherst Town Board and the town's Zoning Board of Appeals to rezone a 22-acre site on Rensch Road for an apartment complex for college students, a use that would be contrary to the town's own master plan. May 16, 2007 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• Simpson to Present UB's Plan for Growth to Members of WNY's Young Professional Groups University at Buffalo President John B. Simpson will meet with members of Western New York's leading young professional groups to present his ambitious plan to grow UB by 40 percent and discuss its potential impact on the regional economy. May 1, 2007 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• Student systems are focus of project As part of the UB 2020 strategic planning process, the university has initiated a project to evaluate the many components that make up the current student systems and to explore ways to improve and integrate them. April 26, 2007 | Topic: IT Transformation
• What Are Your Favorite Places on Campus Starting today, the university is launching Framing UB, a year-long photo and video contest for students, faculty and staff. Participants will be invited to submit digital images and brief commentaries about their favorite—and not-so-favorite—places on UB's North, South and Downtown campuses. April 19, 2007 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• Creating a Learning Landscape A handful of key construction projects are proposed to begin this spring and summer as the university prepares to undergo a vast physical transformation in keeping with the objectives of UB 2020 and UB's comprehensive physical plan. April 12, 2007 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• WNY's future linked to UB President John B. Simpson told the UB Council on Monday that he plans to tell Gov. Eliot Spitzer during a meeting on Friday that UB is the region's best economic development tool. March 8, 2007 | Topic: Path to Prominence
• Focus on cooperation Amherst's planning director told UB students on Monday that coordination with the university is a key element of the town's long-range planning project. March 8, 2007 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• 600 staff part of expansion plans Plans to grow the university over the next 15 years in accordance with the UB 2020 strategic planning process include increasing the size of the UB staff by at least 600, President John B. Simpson told members of the Professional Staff Senate on Feb. 22. March 1, 2007 | Topic: Path to Prominence
• UB's planned growth good for region "Good research universities are good business" for their surrounding communities, and UB, with its plan to grow by 40 percent in the next 13 years, is no exception, President John B. Simpson told members of the Western New York legislative delegation at a meeting to discuss state support of UB programs. February 15, 2007 | Topic: Path to Prominence
• Community Input Sought on UB Athletics Programs committee studying the future of the University at Buffalo's intercollegiate athletics programs has scheduled two meetings -- on Feb. 22 and Feb. 27 -- to obtain input from the community. February 3, 2007 | Topic: Division of Athletics
• Simpson plots a course for success UB president believes the potential of the university for growth 'is huge' and it can bring the region along on its coattails February 3, 2007 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• PSS Gets Update on UB 2020 Initiatives Strategic planning continues—top university administrators update the Professional Staff Senate on academic and infrastructure initiatives. November 30, 2006 | Topic: UB 2020
• Workstation standardization Presentation of the recommendations from the Workstation Standardization final report. November 17, 2006 | Topic: IT Transformation
• Q&A: UB’s development of a comprehensive physical plan University at Buffalo president John Simpson's chief of staff and interim executive vice president for finance and operations discusses the first stages of UB's development of a comprehensive physical plan. November 12, 2006 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• UB’s growth important to WNY The continued growth of UB is important, both as a means to increase the university's reputation and because of the close relationship between regional economic success and the university, President John B. Simpson told members of the Faculty Senate Tuesday during his annual address to the voting faculty. October 5, 2006 | Topic: UB 2020
• Master Planning Process Starts President Simpson unveils a future for UB and the area filled with deeper involvement, larger economic impact, and an historic, comprehensive master plan [includes video]. September 29, 2006 | Topic: UB 2020
• UB 2020 is helping to make SUNY's case The UB 2020 strategic planning process is helping SUNY make a compelling case that public higher education is key to the future of New York State, Chancellor John R. Ryan told members of the UB Council on Monday. September 29, 2006 | Topic: UB 2020
• UB initiates plan to create a place of excellence President Simpson announces the onset of a process that will create an integrated plan for the physical growth, enhancement, and preservation of UB’s three campuses. September 28, 2006 | Topic: Building UB: The Comprehensive Physical Plan
• Consolidating servers and services Joe Mantione, assistant vice president for communication and IT infrastructure, discusses the research and potential of consolidation. September 15, 2006 | Topic: IT Transformation
• Group Progress Chart Update The Academic Strategic Strengths Group Progress chart has been updated. Check out the current status of each of the ten groups. September 7, 2006 | Topic: UB 2020
• The framework for UB's future Beau Willis, co-developer of UB 2020, cites a framework involving alignment, integration, trust, and problem solving that must be adopted campus-wide in order to take UB to a higher level. August 11, 2006 | Topic: IT Transformation
• Group Progress Chart Update The Academic Strategic Strengths Group Progress chart has been updated. Check out the current status of each of the ten groups. June 8, 2006 | Topic: UB 2020
• Group Progress Chart Update The Academic Strategic Strengths Group Progress chart has been updated. Check out the current status of each of the ten groups. May 25, 2006 | Topic: UB 2020
• Aging and Chronic Diseases Envisioning Retreat Announced In mid-May the Organizing Committee announced that it would hold a faculty envisioning retreat on June 6. The purpose of the retreat is to share the working draft of the vision and to engage faculty in a discussion about the vision and the strategies to achieve it. May 25, 2006 | Topic: Aging and Chronic Diseases
• IT Entering Next Phase of Transformation IT announced it is entering the next phase of their transformation at the IT Town Hall meeting on Friday, May 5th. As part of the next phase, campus-wide security management in the CIO office is being implemented. The office of the CIO is considering new roles to focus on strategic coordination of support for research and instructional computing. A portfolio of projects is being launched which include: server/services consolidation; IT management; enterprise systems improvement; and technology classroom standardization (presently 60% of classrooms are technology-enabled). Each effort will be collaboratively led by a cross functional group that includes a project leader (process and customers), a functional leader (business problems) and a technical lead (architecture and technology). Each team will involve a cross-functional rep from across campus. May 5, 2006 | Topic: IT Transformation
• IT Entering Next Phase of Transformation IT announced it is entering the next phase of their transformation at the IT Town Hall meeting on Friday, May 5th. As part of the next phase, campus-wide security management in the CIO office is being implemented. The office of the CIO is considering new roles to focus on strategic coordination of support for research and instructional computing. A portfolio of projects is being launched which include: server/services consolidation; IT management; enterprise systems improvement; and technology classroom standardization (presently 60% of classrooms are technology-enabled). Each effort will be collaboratively led by a cross functional group that includes a project leader (process and customers), a functional leader (business problems) and a technical lead (architecture and technology). Each team will involve a cross-functional rep from across campus. May 5, 2006 | Topic: Information Technology Strategic Transformation
• Strategic investments begin In July 2004, President John B. Simpson and Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Satish K. Tripathi began to engage the university community in a process to redefine the ways in which UB approaches research and scholarly activities with the ultimate goal of understanding and resolving the critical issues of the 21st century. May 4, 2006 | Topic: Integrated Nanostructured Systems
• First UB 2020 plan moves forward Realization of Integrated Nanostructured Systems represents strategic milestone. April 27, 2006 | Topic: UB 2020
• UB 2020 seen as model for change Based on the successes to date of UB 2020, President John B. Simpson predicts that the university's strategic planning process not only will serve as a future model for other SUNY campuses, but that other U.S. public universities will consider emulating the "UB model." April 27, 2006 | Topic: UB 2020
• Changes proposed for support of arts Significant changes in the way UB funds and supports historical and emerging strengths in the creative and performing arts are proposed by a white paper prepared by faculty and staff for the UB 2020 strategic strength "Artistic Expression and Performing Arts." April 27, 2006 | Topic: Artistic Expression and Performing Arts
• Developing civic responsibility Faculty and administrators from seven UB schools and several departments in the College of Arts and Sciences have proposed a five-year plan that would lead to recognition of UB "as a top research institution that is dedicated to research and scholarship devoted to civic engagement and public policy," one of the UB 2020 strategic strengths. April 20, 2006 | Topic: Civic Engagement and Public Policy
• Cultural, literary scholarship called "robust" Noting that scholarship at UB in the many fields encompassed by the label of cultural, historical and literary/textual studies "has never been more robust," faculty members representing those disciplines have called on the university administration to provide "the fiscal leadership and administrative vision that will empower us to sustain and extend these strengths." April 13, 2006 | Topic: Cultural, Historical and Literary/Textual Studies
• NCURA Fundamentals Presented at UB Professionals from a variety of settings involved in research administration gathered at The Center for Tomorrow on March 15 - 17 for a fundamentals course sponsored by the National Council of University Research Administrators. (Word Document) March 30, 2006 | Topic: UB 2020
• Panel recommends IT strategies Establishing a governance process for IT decision-making and building a robust and adaptable technology foundation are among the recommendations of the Information Technology Strategic Transformation Committee (ITSTC), a panel charged with reviewing the university's IT functions as part of the UB 2020 academic planning process. March 23, 2006 | Topic: IT Transformation
• Group Progress Chart Update The Academic Strategic Strengths Group Progress chart has been updated. Check out the current status of each of the ten groups. March 23, 2006 | Topic: UB 2020
• Panel recommends IT strategies Establishing a governance process for IT decision-making and building a robust and adaptable technology foundation are among the recommendations of the Information Technology Strategic Transformation Committee (ITSTC), a panel charged with reviewing the university's IT functions as part of the UB 2020 academic planning process. March 23, 2006 | Topic: Information Technology Strategic Transformation
• Strategies for Change Four strategies for change were presented at the IT Town Hall Meeting on Friday, March 3, 2006. Elias Eldayrie (Associate VP for IT) described the four strategies for change and explained that within those four strategies, there are ten key initiatives. The strategies are to be used to create a model that is unified and supports the needs of the UB campus. March 13, 2006 | Topic: IT Transformation
• Academic Strategic Strengths Group Progress Chart A detailed view of the current status of each of the ten Strategic Strengths through the five phases. February 27, 2006 | Topic: UB 2020
• Academic Strategic Strengths Phase Descriptions Detailed information on each of the five phases that the ten Strategic Strengths must go through; from Initiation to Periodic Reevaluation, as well as significant activities, principle goals and timelines. February 27, 2006 | Topic: UB 2020
• New bridge design protects against terrorist attacks An earthquake engineer at UB has developed a new "multi-hazard" design for bridges that will make them more resistant to terrorist attacks and earthquakes. January 26, 2006 | Topic: Extreme Events: Mitigation and Response
• UB 2020 Update Over one year ago as a university community, we came together with a progressive plan to evolve the way the University at Buffalo approaches our research, scholarship, and creative activities. January 24, 2006 | Topic: UB 2020
• Ryan offers vision for UB and SUNY SUNY chancellor John R. Ryan spoke to faculty and staff about his vision for the university and the SUNY system during a day-long visit to UB yesterday. January 19, 2006 | Topic: UB 2020
• Retreat focuses on IT white paper UB's best opportunities for achieving international prominence by 2020 in the area of information and computing technology are clustered in computational science, information science and human-computer interaction, according to the draft white paper on the strategic strength in information and computing technology. January 19, 2006 | Topic: Information and Computing Technology
• IT Strategic Transformation Draft Recommendations The Town Hall meeting of December 16, 2005, heard a presentation of the draft IT Strategic Transformation recommendations, which identify specific goals to help position UBit for the future. Along with those recommendations, the Executive Committee unveiled a Bill of Rights that outlines the basic levels of support expected by the community and a set of Guiding Principles for achieving successful transformation. December 16, 2005 | Topic: IT Transformation
• UB strong in "extreme events" research While many institutions have "jumped on the bandwagon" of "extreme events" research since Sept. 11, UB has been a leader in the field for many years and is continuing to build on its already existing strengths. December 1, 2005 | Topic: Extreme Events: Mitigation and Response
• Q&A with Jorge José, vice president for research Jorge José, vice president for research, talks about the effort at UB to increase external research funding. November 17, 2005 | Topic: UB 2020
• Extreme events spark interest Researchers attending the second envisioning retreat for the UB 2020 extreme events strategic strength were told that the strength has generated significant interest on campus. November 17, 2005 | Topic: Extreme Events: Mitigation and Response
• Draft Governance Model Presented Deep thinking was going on at the ITST Town Hall meeting on Friday, November 4th. A draft governance model was presented. Voldemar Innus (Vice President for IT and CIO) urged Town Hall attendants to review the governance committee descriptions and memberships and to provide feedback as soon as possible. The governance model was developed from the data the Best Practices and Institutional Models Subcommittee collected from the twelve or so educational institution CIOs they interviewed. November 4, 2005 | Topic: IT Transformation
• Integrated Nanostructured Systems group advocates collaboration, new hires Collaboration among scientists, the free exchange of information, new faculty hires and a formal administrative infrastructure dedicated to facilitating such collaborations are the essential ingredients needed to leverage UB's proposed strategic strength in Integrated Nanostructured Systems, according to the group's white paper. October 27, 2005 | Topic: Integrated Nanostructured Systems
• UB to hire 100 additional faculty: Tripathi tells Faculty Senate new hires to include 8-10 “national-academy level” scholars UB plans to hire at least 100 more faculty members over the next three years, Satish K. Tripathi, provost and executive vice president for academic affairs, announced in his Academic State of the University address. October 20, 2005 | Topic: UB 2020
• Funding, faculty key to success: Molecular recognition report calls for collaboration across units A five-year plan designed to increase UB’s prominence in advancing treatments for cancer and other compelling health concerns and, in so doing, to propel UB into the ranks of top research universities is outlined in a white paper prepared by the planning committee for the strategic strength Molecular Recognition in Biological Systems. October 20, 2005 | Topic: Molecular Recognition in Biological Systems
• Data Uncovers IT Challenges The IT Environment Committee presented its data findings at the IT Town Hall meeting on October 5. Through the data collection, four challenges were ascertained. October 5, 2005 | Topic: IT Transformation
• Building a 21st Century Public University An hour-long interview with President John B. Simpson, will debut at 8 p.m. Thursday on WNED-TV. October 4, 2005 | Topic: UB 2020
• Homeland security focus of conference. Researchers from throughout the SUNY system are gathering today to discuss emerging and ongoing research in homeland security at a conference being co-organized by UB. September 29, 2005 | Topic: Extreme Events: Mitigation and Response
• Work on UB 2020 moves forward Work on UB 2020 has progressed substantially over the summer months as faculty and staff members have continued to contribute ideas and vision to the university's strategic-planning process. September 22, 2005 | Topic: UB 2020
• Retreat focuses on artistic expression Faculty members from UB departments that focus on the literary, visual and performing arts met Tuesday for the second retreat devoted to discussion of artistic expression and the performing arts, a strategic strength identified by the UB 2020 strategic-planning process. September 15, 2005 | Topic: Artistic Expression and Performing Arts
• UB research targets "extreme events" Four years after 9/11, UB has more than $21 million in active federal and state grants to develop and investigate new methods for combating terrorist threats and attacks. September 8, 2005 | Topic: Extreme Events: Mitigation and Response
• UB to Consolidate Sponsored Services The two offices handling pre-award and post-award services for UB researchers will merge in order to provide better overall service for faculty members seeking grants and other funding opportunities. September 2, 2005 | Topic: Pre/Post Awards Process
• UB Experts React in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina University at Buffalo faculty members across the disciplines are applying their expertise in research to help the world prevent or better cope with the myriad problems that have occurred in Louisiana and Mississippi in the wake of hurricane Katrina. They also offer their expertise to media and are prepared to discuss mitigation and response to extreme events. September 1, 2005 | Topic: Extreme Events: Mitigation and Response
• Forum addresses re-evaluating IT to "do it better" As part of the ongoing UB 2020 strategic-planning initiative, 130 members of the university community gathered on Aug. 4 to discuss why the university is re-evaluating the way it does information technology business. August 11, 2005 | Topic: IT Transformation
• Four new research centers proposed to capitalize on clinical research strengths Leaders in clinical research presented proposals for four new research centers that would capitalize on existing strengths and have the potential to propel the university into the top echelons of clinical research at a UB 2020 envisioning retreat focusing on UB’s strengths in clinical science and experimental medicine. July 14, 2005 | Topic: Clinical Sciences and Experimental Medicine
• Integrating research called key step: Molecular recognition group reviews white paper at follow-up retreat A draft of a “white paper” prepared by the Molecular Recognition in Biological Systems group urges the integration of currently autonomous research groups as being key to levering UB’s strengths in the strategic field. June 30, 2005 | Topic: Molecular Recognition in Biological Systems
• Faculty see worldwide recognition related to extreme events More than 50 UB faculty members gathered yesterday to discuss how to leverage UB’s expertise in the “mitigation and response to extreme events.” June 30, 2005 | Topic: Extreme Events: Mitigation and Response
• Delivery of campus IT services focus of strategic transformation effort UB is scrutinizing its information-technology functions in an effort to take an operation that administrators say already is doing very well and transform it into one that is even more efficient and effective. June 23, 2005 | Topic: IT Transformation
• Delivery of campus IT services focus of strategic transformation effort UB is scrutinizing its information-technology functions in an effort to take an operation that administrators say already is doing very well and transform it into one that is even more efficient and effective. June 23, 2005 | Topic: Information Technology Strategic Transformation
• UB Must Grow to Succeed, Simpson says Noting that he has spent some 500 days in office, President John B. Simpson on Monday shared his interest in acquiring more and larger numbers for the university in the near future. June 23, 2005 | Topic: UB 2020
• New Director of Athletics, Additional Financial Resources Identified as Key to UB’s Success in Mid-American Conference A pledge to provide the institutional leadership and support to make the University at Buffalo's athletics teams, including football, successful in the Mid-American Conference (MAC) was reaffirmed today by UB President John B. Simpson June 1, 2005 | Topic: Division of Athletics
• Center of Excellence moves forward: Making progress toward improving health care, facilitating economic development UB's New York State Center of Excellence in Bioinformatics and Life Sciences is making progress toward its dual mission of improving health care and facilitating economic development. May 19, 2005 | Topic: Bioinformatics Business Planning Task Force
• Underscoring excellence: Series to present lectures highlighting academic “strength” areas The depth and breadth of UB's academic strengths will be highlighted this summer in the "UB This Summer Lecture Series...Underscoring UB's Excellence," to be held weekly from June 9 through Aug. 18 on the North Campus. May 19, 2005 | Topic: UB 2020
• Retreat participants look at UB’s strengths in civic engagement, public policy Some 80 faculty members gathered May 5 for an "envisioning retreat" on civic engagement and public policy aimed at looking at UB's current strengths, as well as emerging strengths and opportunities, and how to attain them. May 12, 2005 | Topic: Civic Engagement and Public Policy
• Tithing science research to support arts is proposed at envisioning retreat A 1-2 percent tithe on science research funding to support the arts at UB was among the proposals discussed on May 5 by faculty members attending the UB 2020 envisioning retreat focusing on artistic expression and performing arts. May 12, 2005 | Topic: Artistic Expression and Performing Arts
• Retreat envisions literary, textual and cultural studies More than 80 faculty members gathered on Tuesday for an "envisioning retreat" that examined the potential areas of collaboration, resources and outside sources of support in the areas of literary, textual and cultural studies. May 5, 2005 | Topic: Cultural, Historical and Literary/Textual Studies
• Integrated Nanostructured Systems group discusses white paper Approximately 30 faculty members attending a meeting on Monday to follow up on the March 7 envisioning retreat focusing on nanomaterials heard the main points of a draft white paper outlining how UB can become excellent in the field. April 21, 2005 | Topic: Integrated Nanostructured Systems
• Faculty look to leverage strengths: Biological systems topic of third UB 2020 retreat More than 100 researchers convened on Tuesday under the umbrella of "Molecular Recognition in Biological Systems" to envision how to propel this identified UB strategic strength into a national and international force. April 7, 2005 | Topic: Molecular Recognition in Biological Systems
• Tripathi updates PSS on UB 2020 Satish K. Tripathi, provost and executive vice president for academic affairs, updated the Professional Staff Senate on the UB 2020 academic planning process at the group's monthly meeting on March 24. March 31, 2005 | Topic: UB 2020
• Faculty envision nanomaterials' future Faculty researchers in the sciences, engineering and biomedical sciences took on the task of developing UB as a leader in nanomaterials during the first of the UB 2020 "envisioning" retreats. March 24, 2005 | Topic: Integrated Nanostructured Systems
• Provost Tripathi on the UB 2020 planning process A Q&A with provost and executive vice president for academic affairs, Satish K. Tripathi on the 2020 planning process. March 24, 2005 | Topic: UB 2020
• UB 2020 Phase II: Schedule of Envisioning Retreats A quick reference to all academic envisioning activities. March 18, 2005 | Topic: UB 2020
• Faculty invited to attend "envisioning retreats" All UB faculty are invited to participate in a series of UB 2020 "envisioning retreats" to discuss the 10 strategic strengths that have been identified as the university's best opportunities for achieving significant academic prominence and recognition. March 3, 2005 | Topic: UB 2020
• Task force recommends creation of community affairs unit The Community Engagement Task Force is recommending that UB create a community affairs unit to better focus its public and community service efforts. February 24, 2005 | Topic: Community Engagement Task Force
• Community Engagement Appendix added to Interim Report (PDF) Although UB is making significant contributions to public and community service, the effort lacks focus, internal organization, goals and a specific interest in the University Heights neighborhood, the Community Engagement Task Force has found. February 17, 2005 | Topic: Community Engagement Task Force
• UB's "strengths" will spur excellence Faculty members deeply involved in the UB 2020 institutional planning effort spoke with the Reporter about the university's "strategic strengths." February 3, 2005 | Topic: UB 2020
• Campus input sought The Community Engagement Task Force is soliciting feedback from the UB community on its recommendations regarding the university's community and public service strategy. February 3, 2005 | Topic: Community Engagement Task Force
• UB finishes first phase of plan The university has completed the first phase of its UB 2020 institutional planning effort, identifying potential areas, or "strategic strengths," in which UB has the opportunity to build a foundation for academic excellence and to gain an assessment of the current academic support infrastructure. January 20, 2005 | Topic: UB 2020
• Memorandum from the Executive Committee Update on UB 2020 Strategic Planning Process November 29, 2004 | Topic: UB 2020
• Team seeks input on plan UB is soliciting feedback on the "UB 2020" strategic planning process from the university community through workshop sessions and an email survey. November 18, 2004 | Topic: UB 2020
• FSEC offers input on improving academic support services Members of the Faculty Senate Executive Committee received an opportunity yesterday to complain about campus bureaucracy and inefficiency to a captive audience that thanked them afterward for their remarks. November 11, 2004 | Topic: UB 2020
• Panel focuses on academic support As part of the "UB 2020" planning effort, a major initiative is underway to identify, quantify and develop a baseline understanding of the academic support services, campus policies, business processes and other support systems provided across the university in support of the academic enterprise. November 4, 2004 | Topic: UB 2020
• Academic planning update As part of the "UB 2020" planning effort, a major initiative is underway to identify, quantify and develop a baseline understanding of the academic support services, campus policies, business processes and other support systems provided across the university in support of the academic enterprise. November 4, 2004 | Topic: UB 2020
• Tripathi addresses Faculty Senate Satish K. Tripathi, provost and executive vice president for academic affairs, told the Faculty Senate on Tuesday that he believes UB can "become one of the world's great research universities" by continuing the academic planning process now under way, composing a set of guiding principles and constructing a campus master plan. October 7, 2004 | Topic: UB 2020
• Simpson lauds UB staff The involvement of the UB professional staff is critically important to the success of UB's strategic planning process, President John B. Simpson told members of the Professional Staff Senate at their recent membership meeting. October 7, 2004 | Topic: UB 2020
• Faculty input key to strategic plan President John B. Simpson, speaking to the voting faculty on Tuesday, said faculty participation will be a critical factor in the success of the strategic planning process in which he is engaging the university community September 23, 2004 | Topic: UB 2020
• Memorandum to the University Community On developing a university strategic plan. September 22, 2004 | Topic: UB 2020
• Path To Prominence Progress chart and explanatory book on the future of UB and the Buffalo Niagara region. Topic: UB 2020 Toolbox
• Focus On Amherst Get the most recent news on UB's collaboration with the town of Amherst Topic: UB 2020 Toolbox
• UB Marketing Toolbox Filled with UB PowerPoints, visual identity, photos, and other tools great for building communications. Topic: UB 2020 Toolbox
• Multifunctional Nanomaterials and Nanodevices The First Annual Integrated Nanostructred Systems Symposium & Workshop will bring together world-class researchers exploring the science, technology, and applications of nanoscale materials and devices. Topic: Integrated Nanostructured Systems

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