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NASA taps UB researchers’ team to advance satellite observation of climate change
5/16/24
The group will receive $5 million to conduct a concept study with potential for launch in 2030.
UB School of Management community poses for ‘Human 100’
5/16/24
As the yearlong recognition of the UB School of Management’s 100th anniversary draws to a close, students, alumni, faculty and staff gathered for a commemorative photo — in the shape of a huge 100.
38 UB School of Management MBAs earn LeaderCORE certification
5/16/24
The UB School of Management awarded LeaderCORE™ certification to 38 MBA students in a ceremony on April 19 on UB’s North Campus.
Krupski recognized for excellence in teaching
5/16/24
Michael Krupski, clinical assistant professor of operations management and strategy in the UB School of Management, has been honored with the Arjang A. Assad Excellence in Teaching Award.

When it comes to AI, do the dead have rights?
5/16/24
NPR quoted Mark Bartholomew on the rights of the dead after a Drake song featured an AI-generated verse mimicking the voice of Tupac Shakur.
A school district removed Confederate names from buildings. Now, they might put them back
5/9/24
USA Today quotes Carole Emberton in a story about how a Virginia school board will reconsider – for the second time – a previous action to remove the names of Confederate leaders from two of its schools, putting a now years-old argument back in the spotlight.
FLiRT COVID-19 variants are spreading: what to know about KP.2 and KP.1.1 strains
5/7/24
Prevention quotes Thomas Russo in an article about the KP.1.1 and KP.2 COVID variants, also known as the FLiRT variant.
Darfur’s largest city on the brink of a major clash
5/3/24
Carla Martinez Machain appeared on BBC Newshour to discuss a military base in Niger, where U.S. troops have been ordered to leave by a new government and are being replaced by Russian troops.