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Richard Quodomine, UB GIS Graduate, Senior Lead GIS Analyst, Department of Public Property, City of Philadelphia
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David M. Mark, 74, renowned geography professor, extraordinary bird watcher
Jonathan Townsend Regional Science Consortium’s Research Symposium 1st Place Graduate Oral Presentation Award Winner
In memoriam. David Mark, SUNY Distinguished Professor Emeritus in the Department of Geography, died Sept. 24.
2 The Outdoors: Helping bats in the Southern Tier
UB doctoral student receives Ford Dissertation Fellowship
Richard Quodomine, UB GIS Graduate, Senior Lead GIS Analyst, Department of Public Property, City of Philadelphia
Researcher explains benefits of using geotagged content in research
Louisiana Coronavirus Cases Were Falling—but Hurricane Laura Is Likely to Change That
Consistent communication key to UB’s coronavirus response
How do conifers survive droughts? Study points to existing roots, not new growth
After trade deal, unhealthy foods flowed into Central America, Dominican Republic, study finds
Rogerson elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Flashback Friday: On the ice
Center for Diversity Innovation announces inaugural cohort of scholars
Seth Spielman joins as new chief data strategy and analytics officer, FIS joins ODA
SIM to offer geographic information science degree
2019 three minute thesis competition
Why one UB scientist is studying dust
Ecohydrology: What’s in a Name?
The dark side of green development and what cities should do instead
Blasdell-based EagleHawk has its eye on $1 million prize
Guide to Rain The $5 umbrellas, shtreimel covers, and block-long stretches of scaffolding keeping New Yorkers dry.
Climate models should consider people’s perceptions of climate risk
Fruit Belt fights for its name over fears big tech is erasing it
UB expert says hoaxes are common with viral videos
Celebrating Women in Regional Studies on International Women’s Day 2019
In cold waters, sharks’ and fishes’ slowed metabolism may benefit rivals
Class of 2021 Celebration
Richard Quodomine, UB GIS Graduate, Senior Lead GIS Analyst, Department of Public Property, City of Philadelphia
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