By creating a material that slows light, engineers open new possibilities in solar energy, military technology and other fields of research University at Buffalo engineers have cre... Read more
Rick Smith didn’t set out to save the honeybees. Elevator B rises from the industrial wasteland of Buffalo, New York. But it’s not just art, it’s also what might be the most beauti... Read more
3D printed smart gel that senses light and changes shape as a result 
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