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NIH money to disarm the cancer couriers
With $1.58 million from NIH, UB researchers are developing biomaterials that target exosomes to deliver anticancer drugs and alter the pathogenic messages.
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CAI filmmaker to document Buffalo architecture
Artist Rima Yamazaki, here through October, adds to the growing roster of writers, painters, performers and musicians in town through UB's Creative Arts Initiative.
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Seeing underground water from space
Scientists are using a new, low-cost, remote-sensing method to monitor underground water reserves, allowing for more effective conservation planning.
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What's in a ripple?
Mathematicians from UB and the University of Colorado Boulder are bringing us closer to the answer. They see wave effects in water, plasmas and the atmosphere.
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NSF awards $500,000 to train entrepreneurs
The National Science Foundation has named UB a training site for its I-Corps program, for helping researchers bring their ideas to market.
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Networking Buffalo as a high-tech hotbed
UB puts the city in the company of San Francisco, Boston and others by partnering with Sigfox for a wireless network tailored for the Internet of things (IoT).
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Goodbye, login.
Hello, heart scan.
A UB-led team is moving beyond fingerprints and retinal scans to using your heart as an identifier for computer security.
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Shoppers like deep discounts for food
Low prices at supermarkets, particularly for staples such as milk and eggs, remains the most effective strategy for bringing in the customers.
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Extending the shelf lives of machines
Using live-streaming data and materials science, Sentient Science counts on UB for help when predicting machine failure for 20,000 wind turbines.
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Type 2 diabetes drug also benefits Type 1 patients
UB scientists say their pioneering concepts are helping Type 1 diabetes patients achieve better outcomes with new therapies.
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