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The new faculty bring expertise and interest in areas ranging from theoretical computer science to next-generation solar cells.

The awards support researchers whose scholarship, teaching and service connect with SEAS' values and commitment to justice, equity, diversity and inclusion.

Firsthand experience with overcrowded emergency room waiting areas and an opportunity to conduct research during their academic career helped these University at Buffalo engineers earn a National Science Foundation (NSF) Fellowship.

Longtime School of Engineering and Applied Sciences benefactor and alum, Russell L. Agrusa, has made a $40 million commitment to support engineering and computer science education and the construction of a new SEAS building that will serve as a hub for student learning and activity.

Interdisciplinary team to combine AI, high-performance computing and modeling to better understand Lahaina fire; reduce likelihood of future disasters.

New technology could increase energy generation and drive down solar energy production costs. 

With more buildings affected by sea level rise, NSF awards $2 million to UB researchers and partners to assess at-risk communities in Hawai’i, elsewhere.

Andrew S. Whittaker, SUNY Distinguished Professor in civil, structural and environmental engineering, is the inaugural recipient of the American Nuclear Society’s (ANS) Untermyer & Cisler Reactor Technology Medal.