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Tech giants award UB $150,000 to bring ethics into computer science classes

6/18/19

Ethics in curriculum will be a requirement as opposed to an afterthought, organizers say.

Numu burger team takes 3rd at World's Challenge Challenge finals

6/13/19

“We started off with just an idea. We didn’t have a product, and we didn’t even know if this was possible to finish.” So says Anish Ajay Kirtane, a graduate student in the Department of Civil Structural and Environmental Engineering, School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.

UB team awarded $1.8 million to develop carbon capture technology

6/12/19

Membranes that separate carbon dioxide from other emissions could help slow the pace of climate change.

Report details Western New York’s clean energy workforce landscape

6/12/19

One of five jobs in Western New York are in industries with ties to clean energy, yet 54% of workers in clean energy industries are aged 45 or older.

Estes receives Vanderhoef Faculty Award

6/12/19

Mechanical and aerospace engineering faculty member Aaron Estes has received the Vanderhoef Faculty Award for making the extra effort to coach, mentor, and provide support for students.

UB ASCE steel bridge team leaves a legacy

6/11/19

The UB American Sociaty of Civil Engineering (ASCE) student club's steel bridge team earned fourth place overall at the National Student Steel Bridge Competition, and received second place honors for construction speed.

AI expert David Doermann to testify Thursday before Congress on deepfake videos

6/7/19

Deepfakes pose a disinformation threat capable of disrupting the 2020 election, Doermann says.

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SEAS students earn second place at the TYESA UAV competition

Two teams of mechanical and aerospace engineering freshmen and sophomores participated in the SUNY TYESA (SUNY Two Year Engineering Science Association) Mini Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Statewide competition, held May 3, 2019 at Monroe Community College. The teams each created a drone, or UAV, that met the specific challenge of delivering supplies to a location where human access or navigation is challenging or dangerous. Team B earned second place. The teams were put together through the SEAS Engineering Intramurals program and the advisors/project managers were Naveen Ramesh (Team A) and Amit Ramnikbhai Mathukiya (Team B), both graduate students in electrical engineering.

SEAS students placed second at the 2019 Annual SUNY TYESA UAV State Competition held at Monroe Community College. From left are: Aryan Dahad, Spencer Gustavson, Stephen Durko, Josh Middleton (Team Captain) and Andrew Slisher.

SEAS students participated in the 2019 Annual SUNY TYESA UAV State Competition held at Monroe Community College.

A close up photo of the UAV.

Team B received a plaque in honor of their second place finish in the 2019 Annual SUNY TYESA UAV State Competition.

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