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  High water mark: Kneupfer to track changes along Lake Ontario’s shore

  The Binghamton University project’s findings will offer insight into the two most recent high-water events, as well as possible future changes — information that could prove critical for municipal and county officials in the region.

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  SUNY and RF Research Restarting Guidance

  Information for Research Administrators
  
  Funding Opportunities
  
  COVID-19: SUNY Research Responds

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  Upstate faculty member named as a Pew Scholar in Biomedical Sciences

  Alaji Bah was one of only 22 individuals out of 198 nominations submitted by leading U.S. academic and research institutions to receive four years of funding to invest in exploratory research.

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  Video features SBU professors discussing the exploration of Mars

  Distinguished Professor Scott McLennan and Associate Professor Joel Hurowitz of the Department of Geosciences talk about their experience with the Mars exploration rover Perseverance, which is on a two-year mission looking for signs of life on the Red Planet.

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  SUNY & AFRL Information Directorate Educational Partnership Opportunities for Researchers

  Explore events, funding opportunities and other resources.

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  Alford named dean of UB School of Social Work

  Keith A. Alford, a professor of social work and chief diversity and inclusion officer at Syracuse University, will succeed Nancy Smyth as dean of UB's School of Social Work starting Aug. 15.

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• Alford named dean of UB School of Social Work

  Keith A. Alford, a professor of social work and chief diversity and inclusion officer at Syracuse University, will succeed Nancy Smyth as dean of UB's School of Social Work starting Aug. 15.

• Every ‘variant of concern’ has now been detected in Erie County

  UB scientists doing genomic sequencing on coronavirus say the good news is that U.S. vaccines protect against all the variants circulating.

• Ocean-bottom sediments tell a story about ancient Greenland summers

  A study digs into the history of summer temperatures in southern Greenland, with findings that hold a message of caution as the world warms again today.

• Two UB researchers receive investments from Empire Discovery Institute

  Teams will seek to develop treatment options that could benefit patients with multiple sclerosis, hemophilia and more.

• Ice sheets and glaciers are shrinking. But we can still slow that process dramatically, study finds

  Limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius could halve sea level rise caused by melting land ice this century, according to an international team.

• From yeast to hypha: How Candida albicans makes the switch

  C. albicans’ ability to shift forms can help it cause dangerous infections, and a study suggests that a protein called Sir2 aids this transition.

• UB is among the nation’s top 20 public universities in QS USA rankings

  UB is No. 20 among public institutions and ranks 50th among all U.S. universities in the QS USA University Rankings, announced this morning.

• Iceland’s Fagradalsfjall is erupting. This UB expert helps predict where lava may go

  Mattia de’ Michieli Vitturi, a geology faculty member and a mathematician, uses computational modeling to help officials in Iceland understand where lava may flow.

• Study provides detailed look at intriguing property of chiral materials

  The research focuses on light-matter interactions in chiral materials under a magnetic field.

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