Science and Technology

News about the latest UB research in science, engineering and technology, and its impact on society. (see all topics)

What came before the Big Bang? UB physicist’s new popular science book explains one leading theory
3/31/22
The book — titled ‘An Infinity of Worlds’ — explores the weird and wondrous world of cosmic inflation.
UB to lead $7.5 million project to improve computer chip reliability and security via revolutionary testing advancements
3/21/22
The research, funded by the Department of Defense, focuses on developing new concepts in non-invasive testing and evaluation of semiconductor chips.
Study examines the chemical GenX in water: Is it different than other PFAS?
3/15/22
Research generates knowledge on GenX chemicals, which the EPA recently deemed more toxic than the ‘forever chemicals’ they were developed to replace.
AI and data science institute launches speaker series
3/15/22
The series provides forum for scholars to discuss how their innovative work can reshape the world.
UB researchers to study why stocked fish are not reproducing in Lake Ontario
3/7/22
The UB researchers suspect climate change is affecting the fish population.
UB scientists demonstrate wafer-scale, combinatorial synthesis of heteroepitaxial films with rapid in-situ, structural and chemical characterization
3/7/22
The powerful technique, which combines combinatorial synthesis and high-throughput analysis, could lead to new electrical and electronic materials and devices.
UB engineers study tunnels for fire safety
3/3/22
Negar Elhami-Khorasani, Anthony Tessari test durability of reinforced concrete linings.
Physics and theater come together as Science & Art Cabaret returns
3/1/22
The event will feature a conversation between two UB physicists and theater professionals following a local production of the play ‘Constellations.'
Chatbot provides safe space for young people to learn about sexual, reproductive health
2/21/22
SnehAI's avatar is based on the protagonist in a popular television drama in India that promotes themes of gender equality and family planning.
How motor neurons develop into subtypes that activate different muscles
2/16/22
Motor neurons innervate the body; a study describes how a gene called Kdm6b helps these cells diversify into crucial subtypes.

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