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Studying extreme heat among food service workers
10/9/26
The team, led by Daniel Jackson Smith of the School of Nursing, was recently awarded a $467,507 grant from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences.

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Implications of Scalia's death
2/17/16
Several UB faculty members talked with the UB Reporter about the implications of the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.
LIGO discovery offers new research tool
2/16/16
The detection of gravitational waves directly opens a new window in astronomy, UB physicists say.
Chemicals remain despite treatment
2/12/16
UB chemists found that estrogen and antibiotics remained in dairy farm waste after advanced treatment.
Realities of political polarization
2/11/16
UB faculty members James Campbell and Jacob Neiheisel bring different perspectives to this timely political issue.
From UB lab to job generator
2/11/16
President Satish K. Tripathi congratulated Athenex, which began as a UB startup, on the state’s plans to build a manufacturing center for the biotech company.
New Hampshire a double win for Trump
2/11/16
UB political scientist James Campbell says the GOP businessman benefits from a divided and crowded field of mainstream conservatives.
Oral history meets photos via new app
2/8/16
The PixStori app merges video recordings with Instagram-like photos for a new kind of oral history.
Dry falls offer rare research opportunity
2/5/16
If New York State decides to turn off Niagara Falls, geologists could study how the falls have eroded the land beneath them.
Phosphine as a superconductor?
2/4/16
Scientists predict that phosphine’s superconductivity under pressure arises due, in part, to the chemical decomposing.
Politics of space
2/4/16
A university's physical environment does not always support its scholars, UB faculty member Kari Winter says.

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