Science and Technology

The visit spotlights UB’s national leadership in artificial intelligence and New York State investment to spur research growth.

The funding will help researchers advance AI-powered medical imaging, develop new lubricants for longer lasting cars, catch cybercriminals and more.

Matilde Sánchez-Peña and partners will study why, despite 20 years of investment, woman make up only 20% of engineering students and tenure-track faculty.

Overuse of antibiotics are a major cause of the public health threat, but other chemicals that leak into the environment may be exacerbating the problem.

Karla Rosalia Sanchez Lievanos and Emmanuel M. Nsengiyumva will conduct research and outreach on ‘forever chemicals’ and carbon capture technology, respectively.

Buffalo Sewer Authority calls upon UB lava flow expert to improve wastewater treatment plant.

The funding, from the National Science Foundation, will help train 24 cybersecurity experts who work for the FBI, CIA and other agencies

UB research finds that a Greenland glacier long expected to remain relatively stable in the face of climate change has previously undetected features that may indicate it is less stable than scientists have understood.

Stephan Kolzenburg studies where and how far lava will flow if a volcano erupts.

Forensic dentist Mary Bush and colleagues publish commentary outlining problems with bitemark analysis.