A new way to teach history in the 21st century
The “Oven Site” that Mike Jarvis and his students have been excavating the last five summers is 1,024 miles away...
Unlocking the secrets of blue notes
It is not only vocal quality and emotional expression, but the actual notes sung—and not just the usual notes on...
University students, youth farmers collaborate
This spring, seedlings are beginning to sprout in the new greenhouse at the M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence, where they...
Skin sensors provide wealth of patient data
When her medications aren’t working, Bernadette Mroz says, “my world goes into a spin cycle. I cannot function mentally, emotionally,...
Wegmans Hall opens doors to data science
Named in recognition of the support of the Wegman Family Charitable Foundation, the 58,000-square-foot Wegmans Hall is designed as an...
GPS sensors give women’s soccer team analytic edge
Kim Stagg ’17 endured a rigorous workout in the women’s soccer season finale last November....
FDA approves new Eczema drug tested at URMC
People who suffer from eczema have new hope for relief with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s approval of a...
Creating eyes & ears
A new Defense Department project will help researchers develop sensors that can be employed by photonics-based systems. ...
Stephen Sulkes honored
Stephen B. Sulkes, M.D., a professor at Golisano Children’s Hospital and co-director of the Strong Center for Developmental Disabilities, was...
Research shows exercise a boon for cancer patients
Exercise and/or psychological therapy work better than medications to reduce cancer-related fatigue and should be recommended first to patients, according...