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The machines are selling as fast as PostProcess Technologies can make them, company president says.

New School of Management research finds that nonprofits can raise more money by customizing suggested donation levels based on their donor lists.

A. Scott Weber has been named UB’s vice president for student life after a very successful tenure as the university’s vice provost and dean of undergraduate education and, more recently, as senior vice provost for academic affairs.

A prolific inventor and researcher, UB's Prasad was an early pioneer in the field of nanomedicine.

Although alcohol is believed to play a role in college sexual assaults, a new study finds no evidence that male students’ binge drinking per se boosts their odds of becoming a perpetrator.

Science and art will fuse through the new UB performance, “Dance in Process — Process in Dance,” that uses movement to explore the idea of the human body as host for tiny forms of life.

A study shows that short-term hearing loss can cause auditory nerve cells to alter their behavior and even their shape.

The courses feature topics in continuous improvement, manufacturing operations and management operations.

Comedian and actor John Cleese, whose work includes “Monty Python’s Flying Circus,” “Fawlty Towers” and the Oscar-nominated film “A Fish Called Wanda,” will appear at UB on Dec. 9 as part of the UB Distinguished Speakers Series.

There is one foolproof way to grasp what UB researchers say could be a dramatic breakthrough in how people learn, technology with educational potential comparable to a tape recorder, video camera or computer monitor.