College of Arts and Sciences

Greenland Ice Sheet study stresses need for more research

12/12/19

The findings underscore the need to learn more about how ice sheets behave and shed ice, says College of Arts and Sciences climate researcher and professor Beata Csatho.

New UB podcast highlights work of faculty researchers

12/12/19

UB’s new podcast, “Into the Blue,” will feature research and scholarship from a different faculty member each month. The debut episode highlights a recently published study co-authored by Dejan Stojkovic, professor of physics.

Trip to Nepal a personal one for UB students

11/22/19

Two College of Arts and Sciences students are heading to their former home country for an experiential learning experience at an isolated mountain school.

Examining the ties between trade, diet

11/15/19

Department of Geography professor Marion Werner's study suggests that diet and health are important factors to consider when negotiating trade agreements.

UB class observes trees for national program

11/8/19

The effort marks the start of a project to track ecological events on campus and share data with scientists studying how nature responds to changing conditions.

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