Binghamton University geological sciences doctoral students Ravi Kiran Koorapati, Helena Kwarteng, Gretl King and Jeanette deCuba are using microfossils to learn more about ancient climatic and ocean conditions, which may provide insight into climate change.
A recent study led by Rubelisa Oliveira, DDS, assistant professor at the University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine reveals financial, emotional and logistical reasons behind missed dental visits and significantly worse oral health outcomes.
The award builds on work SUNY Distinguished Professor Nathaniel Cady has done to develop new, more efficient computer chips that imitate the human brain. This neuromorphic chip technology relies on resistive memory devices, also known as “memristors.”
A new electronic textile (E-textile), under development at the University at Buffalo, described in a study published in Nature Communications, imitates how nerves in our hands sense pressure and slipping while grasping objects.
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