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12/14/18

The models of a patient's vascular system help surgeons better prepare for delicate operations for stroke, aneurysms and heart failure.

Investigating the Bangladeshi e-waste industry

12/7/18

UB researcher Nirupam Aich is working with colleagues in Bangladesh to investigate e-waste and its effect on people’s health. His goal is to one day find a solution to the problem in Bangladesh and other developing countries.

Businesses invited to attend exclusive meeting with key UB personnel

12/6/18

Limited seats remain for a unique opportunity to partner with UB.

UB team makes finals of statewide competition

12/6/18

An innovative stroke recovery system landed the UB team in the finals of the Aging Innovation Challenge.

UB ranks among nation’s top 60 universities for R&D

12/5/18

Among public universities, UB is No. 39 nationally and No. 1 statewide.

Plans to protect Port-au-Prince begin in Ketter Hall

12/5/18

UB undergraduate Paolo Bourdeau plans to use the research he conducted during a 10-week Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (LSAMP) research internship last summer to make his home country of Haiti more resilient to hurricanes.

Moog, Inc. gift establishes professor of innovation in the UB School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

12/3/18

Moog’s gift supports the creation of a three-year appointment of a highly regarded faculty member who demonstrates a strong track record of research, teaching and industry collaboration in areas of mutual interest to Moog and UB.

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CSE Kids' Day was part of national Computer Science Education Week, which celebrates the birthday of Rear Admiral Grace Hopper, a computing pioneer.

Kids use breadboards to play a high-tech version of "Hot Potato." A breadboard is a rectangular plastic board filled with tiny holes that allow the user to easily insert electronic components in order to build and test early versions of electronic circuits.

The "Hot Potato" game station is a popular place.

Destiney Plaza, a first-year graduate student in the School of Management, blindfolds a young participant at the "program a human" station.

A young participant plays "program a human."

Tenth-grader Nathan Strong uses a remote arm developed by a group at Williamsville East High School to move a green block.

Williamsville East student Nathan Strong uses a remote arm developed by a group at his school to move a green block and set it down on the table.

Brothers Lucas (left) and Henry Strong play some robot tic-tac-toe and appear to be enjoying some success.

Baxter the robot picks some candy off a plate…

…and drops it into the waiting hands of a Kids' Day participant.

A young child plays with a smartphone while relaxing on seating in Davis Hall. The posters depict various aspects of computer science and engineering.

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Davis Hall was filled with aspiring scientists recently for the Department of Computer Science and Engineering's annual CSE Kids' Day. Led by UB students, the event features a variety of kid-friendly, interactive projects designed to promote computer science. Photos: Meredith Forrest Kulwicki

Published December 13, 2018

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