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UB launches Center for Translational AI and Digital Health
6/8/26
Center will advance emerging medical technologies that improve the speed, precision and accessibility in which people receive care.

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Tracking polar bear behavior
6/27/13
UB graduate student Jackie Heatwole is observing Buffalo's polar bear cubs Luna and Kali to better understand polar bear development.
Dangerous strains of E. coli may linger in water
6/20/13
A new study has found that a dangerous toxin may help some strains of E. coli survive longer in lake water, helping to explain why water quality tests don't always accurately reflect health risks for swimmers.
Crowdsourcing project tracks stream levels
6/20/13
A project that asks nature-lovers of all stripes to monitor stream levels is expanding from its home base in Western New York to three new states.
Anything's possible
6/20/13
UB alumnus and science educator Clifton Poodry will return to UB to advise students in the CLIMB UP program how best to navigate their own paths in science.
A 'reasoned approach' to voter registration
6/20/13
UB faculty member Rick Su says the Supreme Court's ruling in an Arizona voter registration case “protects the integrity of federal election laws” with a “reasoned approach."
Tracking volcanic debris
6/20/13
UB researchers are blowing up ping pong balls to better understand volcanic eruptions.
Studying reservists' substance abuse
6/14/13
UB researcher Gregory Homish has received a $2.3 million federal grant to study the social and environmental influences on reserve soldiers' substance use.
Buffalo's Big Dig
6/13/13
For the second year in a row, UB’s Demonstration Archaeological Excavation is unearthing life in Buffalo’s 200-year-old Erie Canal neighborhood.
A twist on traditional street festival tents
6/13/13
A mirrored canopy designed by UB architects Stephanie Davidson and Georg Rafailidis reimagines the traditional street festival tent.
Sentient Science moves HQ
6/13/13
Sentient Science, a company that develops software and sensors used to test materials and components in the aerospace, defense and energy industries, has moved its headquarters to UB’s Jacobs Executive Development Center.

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