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Pharmacy school joins UB鈥檚 community outreach at Lighthouse medical clinic
7/18/25
Third-year students collaborate with medical and public health students to assist clients.
AI-assisted sorting, other new technologies could improve plastic recycling
7/18/25
Review article analyzes the latest methods in plastic recycling guided by process systems engineering approaches.
Listening well can move you, literally, study finds
7/18/25
High-quality listening identified as contributing to Kama Muta, the feeling of being “moved by love.”
UB statement on disturbing social media comments
7/17/25
The comments are unacceptable and contrary to UB’s values.

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Faculty Experts

11/22/24
Peter Winkelstein
Executive Director of the Institute for Healthcare Informatics
Expertise: electronic health/medical records; medical informatics; ethics and informatics; computer modeling; AI in health care
Phone: 716-881-7546. Winkelstein can also be reached through Ellen Goldbaum in University Communications at 716-645-4605 or goldbaum@buffalo.edu, or Douglas Sitler in University Communications at 716-645-9069 or drsitler@buffalo.edu.
Email: pwink@buffalo.edu
8/16/21
Johannes Hachmann

Associate Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering

Expertise: computational chemistry; molecular and materials modeling; cheminformatics; machine learning; big data; materials discovery and design

Phone: 716-645-1524
Email: hachmann@buffalo.edu

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UB in the News

Deadly bacteria linked to seawater spreading up East Coast of US
7/16/25
Newsweek quotes Thomas Russo in a report on a potentially deadly bacterium that is spreading north along the U.S. East Coast.
A century after a man was convicted of teaching evolution, the debate on religion in schools rages
7/10/25
The Associated Press quotes Suzanne Rosenblith about the legacy of the 1925 Scopes “Monkey Trial” and the current risk of losing standardized public education.
Summer camp tragedies: When an American dream turns into a nightmare
7/8/25
USA Today interviewed Natalie Simpson for a story about keeping campers safe following the flooding in a Texas camp that killed 27 children and counselors.
How brands are feeding into the demand for small indulgences
7/8/25
AdAge interviewed Sunyee Yoon for a story about the modern-day version of the Lipstick Effect, a term for consumers’ willingness to splurge on small luxuries like a designer lipstick in times of economic strife.

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