WGRZ in Buffalo aired a interview with Stephanie Poindexter, assistant professor in anthropology, on her research into the venomous, nocturnal slow loris primates of southeast Asia.
Science News discussed how Black scientists are underrepresented in every discipline and quoted Stephanie Poindexter, assistant professor of anthropology, who reflected on her own academic journey as a Black scientist.
The UB anthropology professor was selected for the American Council on Education program that prepares participants for senior positions in college and university leadership.
Sarunas Milisauskas, Professor Emeritus in Anthropology, was among ten university faculty and staff recognized for 50 years of service to the University at Buffalo.
Science Daily and Business Insider report on research co-authored by Nicholas B. Holowka that found that while the curve at the tip of shoes eases movement, it could lead to weaker muscles and other medical conditions.
Stephanie Poindexter, Assistant Professor in UB Anthropology, is interviewed about the #ShutDownSTEM protest movement addressing racsim in academia and STEM fields.
Rebecca Biermann Gürbüz, Anthropology PhD candidate, was selected to represent mentored research in the College of Arts and Sciences at the Celebration of Student Academic Excellence.
Joyce Sirianni, professor and SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor, was recently named a "Top Educator" by Marquis Who's Who that recognizes outstanding educators in their respective fields based on leadership and professional accomplishments.
A recent BBC News article interviews Noreen von Cramon-Taubadel about her research to find out if it was possible to tell where an individual was from by looking at the shape of their skulls.
