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  Research investigates impact of microplastics on frog parasites

  Binghamton University doctoral candidate Nicholas Buss led a study to determine whether microplastics make larval wood frogs more or less susceptible to infection by fluke worms. The research was published in Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry.

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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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  Maria Brown goes to bat for bats

  Brown, a lecturer at the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences at Stony Brook University, hopes to dispel misconceptions due to the COVID pandemic and the negative press bats received about being the source of the virus.

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  SUNY Poly spinoff looking to provide semiconductor devices and modules for next-gen clean tech

  The success of NoMIS’ products could lead to the deployment of more clean technologies, from large-scale residential and commercial PV solar and wind generation coupled with energy storage to electrified transportation, or high-speed industrial motors.

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  SUNY & AFRL Information Directorate Educational Partnership Opportunities for Researchers

  Explore events, funding opportunities and other resources.

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  A UB chemist’s other tools: A fountain pen, ink and a stylus

  Timothy Cook moonlights as an artist, with projects binding two passions: science and drawing.

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• A UB chemist’s other tools: A fountain pen, ink and a stylus

  Timothy Cook moonlights as an artist, with projects binding two passions: science and drawing.

• With SUNY funding, UB teams explore technologies to increase pandemic preparedness

  Projects focus on wastewater surveillance of disease, and automated cloth mask production.

• UB research reveals how the brain inhibits remyelination in MS and how to treat it

  Two papers by University at Buffalo researchers reveal important new findings as to how regeneration of myelin in multiple sclerosis fails and, potentially, more efficient ways to treat it. 

• UB researchers detect California variants of the coronavirus in WNY

  UB researchers have found evidence of the so-called California variants, B.1.427 and B.1.429, in virus samples of Western New Yorkers who tested positive in January.  

• Helheim Glacier study to focus on the power and mysteries of water

  A new $2.2 million project will explore how water moves through Helheim Glacier, influencing how fast the glacier sheds ice into the sea.

• Scientists stunned to discover fossil plants beneath mile-deep Greenland ice

  The findings add to evidence that the giant ice sheet is highly vulnerable to a warming climate, creating risk of rapid sea-level rise.

• Read to succeed ─ in math. Study shows how reading skill shapes more than just reading

  UB psychologist identifies a connectivity fingerprint suggesting that the brain’s reading network is at work across cognitive domains. “Reading affects everything,” he says.

• Disorder, chemical variety will be key in search for superhard materials

  UB chemist Eva Zurek is a key partner on a Department of Defense-funded project that seeks to develop materials for applications that include friction stir welding of steel.

• UB’s Koudelka elected fellow of the American Academy of Microbiology

  Gerald Koudelka’s research has focused on themes including mechanisms of DNA sequence recognition and the evolution of bacteriophage-encoded exotoxins.

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