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Computer science major Oliver D'Esposito envisions a future where every lab is equipped with efficient power management systems, contributing to a significant reduction in energy waste.

The link between tree diversity and spider populations can help homeowners and other land managers better plan tree plantings to naturally mitigate the effects of climate change.

The renowned astrophysicist will also reprise his role as director of the Joint Space-Science Institute.

Adonis recently received $17.3 million in funding and aims to advance health care technology.

Their two-year study found that 27% of the phones they successfully bid on contained personal data like social security numbers, credit card and banking information, passport data, pictures of driver’s licenses, and more.

Belliveau brings decades of experience to the role, most recently serving as director of the University at Buffalo’s Center for Diversity Innovation and Distinguished Visiting Scholars Program.

Twenty tenured/tenure-track faculty members and 10 instructional faculty members were promoted, effective summer 2023. An additional faculty member was named Distinguished University Professor—the highest academic honor bestowed by the university.

Since becoming dean in 2018, he has fostered excellence in the teaching, scholarship and service activities in the college.

Three campus weather stations are up and running, with plans to install seven more.

Thai Cao’s Mindgrasp startup turns dense lectures into digestible notes for busy college students.

Her research proposal was selected from 82 submissions submitted from 35 countries.

A research team led by Atmospheric & Oceanic Science’s Timothy Canty is working to forecast the effects of carbon dioxide capture technology on air quality and human health.