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UB Breakthroughs Summer 2016
Get PDFThe UB Breakthroughs newsletter for summer of 2016. This issue contains articles discussing Dr. Faezipour's research into a smartphone app for skin cancer detection, Dr. Katsifis' research into the mutagenic and carcinogenic effects of heavy metals, Dr. Oberleitner’s research into the link between social isolation and exclusion and physical and emotional pain, Dr. Lee’s classes and camps teaching college and high school students big data analytics, professor Good’s study into teaching chiropractic warm-up with resistance bands, professor Brett’s research into the safety and efficacy of electro-acupuncture, Dr. Picardi’s research into employee and employer perceptions and how to create better matches in employment, Dr. Richmond’s new book examining African-American student activism in the northeast from the 1960s through 2015, Dr. Xiong’s new MEMS-based sensor for detecting miniscule air pollutants, UB’s 3-D Printing and Advanced Manufacturing Center, Dr. Wei’s study of China and international relations regarding the South China Sea, and Dr. Pallis’ support of the UB CanSat Competition team
UB Knightlines Spring 2017
Get PDFThe UB Knightlines newsletter for spring of 2017. This issue contains articles discussing alumnus Mostafa Hassan’s creation of a new business Education & Cultural Travel, UB’s new campus master plan, the Ernest C. Trefz School of Business’s reaccreditation, UB Division of Health Science’s collaboration with Optimus Health Care to provide drug-free pain treatment, UB’s six new Fulbright Scholar students, UB’s high ranking of online degree programs in U.S. News & World Report’s, student Boglarka Jordan’s award of U.S. State Department Gilman International Scholarship grant for study about international medicine in Hungry, student Seifallah Mejri won Best Venture Enterprise Award at the 20th fall Connecticut Business Plan Competition, UB students participating in support of World Wetlands Day, student Victor Cabrera selected to participate in National Science Foundation-funded Research Experiences for Undergraduates program, UB Physician Assistant students volunteering medical services in Guatemala, faculty news, alumni news, books published by alums and faculty, and other campus and sports news
