Science and Technology

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

UB lab cultivating use of virtual reality in the classroom
12/9/16
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.
Engineering students available to solve business problems in WNY
12/8/16
UB Engineering's experiential learning program gives students their first experiences tackling real business challenges – and some of them get hired.
A dire omen for sea level rise
12/7/16
New research reveals surprising information about the Greenland Ice Sheet’s volatility, UB expert says.
Media Advisory: K-12 teachers to present research projects on drones, bioplastics and more
12/7/16
The projects were conducted through a UB-led program that aims to improve science education for kids in Buffalo.
UB’s Gardella named to EPA Science Advisory Board
12/6/16
The board advises the EPA on scientific and technical information and provides advice on issues requested by the EPA administrator.
Telescopic walls could rise on demand to stop flood waters
11/29/16
The invention, under development by a PhD candidate, would sit underground to not block water views.
Media Advisory: Engineer to discuss building bridges in Africa
11/28/16
The discussion will include the efforts to UB students to build a bridge across a dangerous river in Kenya.
Reengineered ear cleaning machine, the “Earigator,” finds an eager market
11/22/16
Located in UB's business incubator, Nupur Technologies LLC has sold nearly 200 machines since February.
Glow-in-the-dark dye could fuel liquid-based batteries
11/17/16
A dye called BODIPY has special chemical properties that could facilitate energy storage, UB scientists say.
Quiet UB lab has become the ‘go to’ fault finder for WNY businesses
11/14/16
The South Campus Instrument Center plays a significant role in how things get made in Western New York.

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