Science and Technology

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

Embryonic gene Nanog reverses aging in adult stem cells
7/25/16
The gene kicked into action dormant cellular processes that help prevent weak bones, clogged arteries and other telltale signs of growing old.
NSF awards engineers $705K to improve Wi-Fi, smartphones
7/19/16
The grants align with a White House plan for next-gen mobile networks.
For ancient deep-sea plankton, a long decline before extinction
7/19/16
The struggle to adapt to prehistoric climate change may hold lessons for today’s world, UB and Canisius researchers say.
Veggie juice that illuminates the gut
7/11/16
The medical imaging drink uses concentrated chlorophyll, the pigment that makes spinach green, to help diagnose and treat gastrointestinal illnesses.
How do you turn a mosquito’s genes on and off?
7/11/16
A new research project tackles this question, with possible implications for disease control.
E. coli: The ideal transport for next-gen vaccines?
7/1/16
A new study shows that a harmless version of the notorious bacteria could help fight pneumococcal disease and other illnesses.
UB joins White House’s new Smart Manufacturing Innovation Institute
6/23/16
The institute connects UB, Buffalo Manufacturing Works and other partners to a national network committed to the sustained resurgence of U.S. manufacturing.
Geologists make their own lava to prep for explosive experiments
6/23/16
Research will study the interaction between water and lava — common in nature, but poorly understood.
Five engineers receive $2.4M in NSF CAREER awards
6/23/16
The grants support research and education in data mining, medicine, cyberinfrastructure, clean coal and improved Wi-Fi.
Media Advisory: Self-driving car demo Friday at UB North Campus
6/22/16
The event, featuring elected officials and researchers, will highlight cutting-edge transportation research.

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