April

Helheim Glacier study to focus on power, mysteries of water
1/26/22
A new $2.2 million project will explore how water moves through Helheim Glacier, influencing how fast the glacier sheds ice into the sea.
Mindfulness can make you selfish, but you can prevent it
1/26/22
A pioneering new study by the Department of Psychology's Michael Poulin examines the social effects of mindfulness.
UB chemist’s other tools: fountain pen, ink and stylus
1/26/22
The Department of Chemistry's Timothy Cook moonlights as an artist, with projects binding his two passions: science and drawing.
How did humans evolve, and will they evolve more?
1/26/22
While humans are unlikely to evolve supepowers like the Marvel Universe characters, Iron Man's brains are one exception, the Department of Anthropology's Evan Simons tells "Curious Kids."
UB exhibit turns eyes on climate change
1/26/22
"Goodbye, World!" makes a statement about the global cost of the world's ever-increasing consumption of energy and data.
UB geologist helps predict where the lava may go
1/26/22
Mattia de’ Michieli Vitturi uses computational modeling to help officials in Iceland understand where Fagradalsfjall’s lava may flow.
UB Arts Collaboratory to welcome renowned painter
1/26/22
Cecily Brown will collaborate with local artists and storytellers as part of her first public art project.