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CSE student wins best paper award at MobiSys’20
7/1/20
Aditya Singh Rathore, a PhD student in computer science and engineering, received the best paper award at the Association for Computing Machinery’s International Conference on Mobile Systems, Applications and Services (MobiSys'20).
UB chapter of Engineers for a Sustainable World to host National Conference in 2021
6/25/20
The event will bring students from across the country to UB’s North Campus for a weekend of learning and connecting.
RehabPhone: 3D printing & smartphones effective in customized therapy for stroke patients
6/23/20
3DPrint.com published an article on research led by UB's Department of Computer Science and Engineering that resulted in the development of the RehabPhone, a smartphone software tool that allows for home-based rehab using 3D-printed tools.
LaunchPad seeks participants for inclusive autonomous vehicle challenge
6/18/20
UB’s Blackstone LaunchPad powered by Techstars is seeking applicants to take part in the Inclusive Autonomous Vehicle Design Challenge.
International collaboration trains Latvian IT professionals in U.S. teaching methods
6/10/20
Eight graduate students from the Republic of Latvia were among the many students at the University at Buffalo this spring to experience the transition to online learning in response to the global coronavirus pandemic.
School of Engineering and Applied Sciences celebrates the largest graduating class in its history
5/22/20
With COVID-19 upending the ways we live, work, and learn, the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences had to seek new ways to celebrate its 2020 graduates.
Virtual commencement features four School of Engineering and Applied Sciences student speakers
5/16/20
The tradition of the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences’ commencement speaker competition continued this year but with a twist.
Wired up: UB Robotics team earns spot at world championship
5/7/20
A love of robotics can bring people together, cutting across industries and engineering disciplines and connecting students from around the world.
Testing and tracing to reopen. What are they and where do we stand?
5/6/20
WHEC in Rochester interviewed Chunming Qiao, SUNY Distinguished Professor and chair of Computer Science and Engineering, about an app he’s the leading the development of to help with contact tracing for COVID-19.
Smartphone apps could help with contact tracing
5/5/20
ABC News affiliate WHAM 13, published a report about PocketCare+, a contact tracing app that UB researchers are developing to help slow the spread of COVID-19 and other infectious diseases.

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