A UB-led research team has developed a technique for “seeing through” a stack of graphene sheets to identify and describe the electronic properties of each individual sheet.
Do drinking and marriage mix? That depends on who’s doing the drinking — and how much — according to a recent study by UB’s Research Institute on Addictions.
Higher education marketing encourages some students to make decisions that don’t match their goals, aptitudes and finances, UB faculty member Megan Holland says.
UB undergraduates will travel to Peru next summer to research the biological and chemical properties of indigenous medicinal plants and study ways in which the plants are used by the region’s native healers.
A UB education professor has sided with the environment in the timeless “nurture vs. nature” debate after his research found that a child’s ability to read depends mostly on where that child is born, rather than on his or her individual qualities.
A team of UB social workers recently spent 10 days in India working with colleagues there who are advancing children's rights through innovative programs and legal activism.
