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Jason benedict looking at a crystal.

Crystals in a new light
2/12/26
A setback in growing light-responsive crystals led UB chemist Jason Benedict and his team to a novel method for mapping molecular arrangements.

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GRoW Home takes second
10/18/15
UB's super-efficient, solar-powered masterpiece placed second overall in the U.S. Department of Energy’s Solar Decathlon.
IDeA Center receives $4.6 million grant
10/15/15
UB’s Center for Inclusive Design and Environmental Access has received a fourth round of federal funding to continue its work on a wide range of universal design projects.
Celebrating 'Oven Bird's Song'
10/15/15
A conference next week at the UB Law School will focus on faculty member David Engel's landmark ethnographic study of personal injury and contract litigation.
A new look at the old witch
10/15/15
UB anthropologist Phillips Stevens wil talk about the evil witch to open the College of Arts and Sciences' Scholars on the Road lecture series.
Medicare open enrollment offers opportunity for savings
10/15/15
Medicare’s open enrollment period allows beneficiaries to re-evaluate their prescription drug plans and make a change that could cut their costs by nearly one-third. But few actually make a switch, UB faculty member Louanne Bakk says.
Making its mark
10/15/15
With only two days left before the overall winner is unveiled, the Solar Decathlon is really heating up — and the UB GRoW Home is in the thick of the action.
Cleaning up breeding ground for antimicrobial resistance
10/15/15
UB researchers are part of a team targeting wastewater treatment plants as a haven where drug-resistant "superbugs" may thrive.
Show time
10/12/15
For the more than 200 UB students and faculty who have spent the past two years designing and building the GRoW Home, the moment has finally arrived. The Solar Decathlon is underway.
Biostatistician named to FDA panel
10/8/15
UB faculty member Marianthi Markatou has been appointed to an influential advisory committee for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Court ruling could bring changes for athletes
10/8/15
The importance of a federal appeals court ruling that NCAA restrictions against paying college athletes violates antitrust laws “cannot be overstated,” according to UB sports law expert Nellie Drew.

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