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Former assistant U.S. attorney, FASB fellow to speak at UB School of Management
9/8/15
BUFFALO, N.Y. — National experts on financial accounting and health care compliance will speak at the University at Buffalo School of Management as part of this year’s Helen and Oscar Sufrin Lectureship in Accounting on Oct. 12 in the Center for Tomorrow on UB’s North Campus.
New cholesterol-lowering drugs are discussed by UB cardiologist and researcher
9/8/15
UB is a study site for a five-year clinical trial on evolocumab.
Will Arctic snowfall slow glaciers’ decline?
9/8/15
In a warming world, a UB-led study asks whether anticipated changes in Arctic precipitation could slow ice sheet loss and temper sea level rise.
WNY companies sought for manufacturing training consortium
9/8/15
The program focuses on four production modules: safety; quality practices and measurement; manufacturing processes and production; and maintenance awareness.
Court’s Kim Davis ruling is a mixed one for LGBT community, UB law professor says
9/4/15
The court had a chance to limit the inflammatory nature of the ruling with a fine, but chose not to says UB's Michael Boucai.
Reprise of essential reading list brings new books – and new questions about books
9/3/15
What would you consider to be the Top 10 books that a college student should read? UB English professor Ken Dauber has an answer.
Filtering the carbon from coal
9/3/15
UB-led team awarded grant to insert palladium nanoparticles into a membrane that removes greenhouse gases from the fossil fuel.
UB sports law expert calls the latest ruling on Tom Brady’s suspension “highly unusual,” and expects an appeal
9/3/15
The decision by a federal judge to overturn New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady’s four-game suspension for deflating footballs is “highly unusual, especially within the NFL’s collective bargaining context,” according to UB's Nellie Drew.
Creative and healthy bag lunches from UB kitchens
9/3/15
It’s one thing to just cook food. But if it just ends there, the whole experience falls flat. The real meaningful and lasting food experiences come when you plug into the relationship with the people doing the eating. That’s when the possibilities start to blossom.
Nursing school adds first assistant dean of diversity
9/3/15
Margaret Moss joined the University at Buffalo School of Nursing as the first assistant dean of diversity and inclusion.

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