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Team says “cheeze” to win UB entrepreneurship competition
4/19/24
The creators of a plant-based, cheese-alternative sauce took first place April 18 at the University at Buffalo’s Henry A. Panasci Jr. Technology Entrepreneurship Competition (Panasci TEC).
Seven UB researchers elected AAAS fellows
4/18/24
AAAS is the world's largest general scientific society; past fellow includes Thomas Edison, W.E.B DuBois.
RIT and UB School of Law announce 3+3 partnership
4/17/24
The program allows students to earn undergraduate and law degrees in six years, saving them one year of time and tuition.
UB team receives funding to demonstrate effectiveness of ‘food-is-medicine’ in health care
4/16/24
American Heart Association-funded project will assess the successes and challenges of three different food prescription programs in WNY adults over 65.

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Faculty Experts

11/4/21
James Campbell
UB Distinguished Professor of Political Science

Expertise: U.S. politics, political parties, political polarization, campaigns, public opinion, political participation, congressional elections, election forecasting, elections and the economy, presidential approval, electoral systems (including redistricting and ranked choice voting)
Phone: 716-645-8452
Email: jcampbel@buffalo.edu
11/28/23
R. Lorraine Collins
SUNY Distinguished Professor of Community Health and Health Behavior
Expertise: substance abuse, cannabis, malt liquor and marijuana use, drinking restraint, smoking, women's issues
Phone: 716-829-6951
Email: lcollins@buffalo.edu

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UB in the News

Quebec eyed as prime spot to suck carbon from atmosphere
4/18/24
CBC News interviewed Holly Jean Buck about a new direct air capture and storage facility, Mammoth, that will soon begin operation in Iceland.
Mount Ruang erupts in Indonesia, spewing lava thousands of feet into the sky
4/17/24
The New York Times interviewed Tracy Gregg about the Mount Ruang in Indonesia eruption on Tuesday, forcing the evacuation of hundreds of people in the North Sulawesi province.
Your morning coffee may be more than a half million years old
4/15/24
The Associated Press reports on a study co-led by Victor Albert that sequenced the genome of coffea arabica, the world’s most popular coffee species.
An ode to the Northeast corridor, the rail line that keeps Amtrak alive
4/12/24
Bloomberg published a Q&A with David Alff about his new book “The Northeast Corridor,” which serves as an ode to the rail line that keeps Amtrak alive.

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