News and Events

The latest news happening in the University at Buffalo Department of Electrical Engineering.

UB CMI awards more than $450,000 for 10 faculty-industry manufacturing R&D projects
1/27/26
Innovations include AI-driven ceramics, next generation contact lenses, semiconductors, copper ink and more.
New device advances possibilities for displays and biosensing
1/27/26
UB researchers have developed a new device that can change color and behavior on demand. This technology could change the next generation of consumer products, like e-readers and smart watches, and biosensors used in liquid biopsies.
UB researchers developing new device to streamline communication across radio frequencies
1/23/26
Radio receivers listen across huge swaths of radio frequencies to detect threats and communicate. These airwaves are crowded with interference. UB researchers are developing technology that removes interference and help ships navigate treacherous areas.
SEAS welcomes 12 new faculty members
12/12/25
The new faculty bring expertise and interest ranging from spectral graph theory and molecular discovery to hybrid semiconductors.
Electrical engineering student represents UB at international semiconductor workshop
11/18/25
Pranati Reddy Kuntla attended the Eindhoven Semicon Summer School in Eindhoven Netherlands.
THIS MEDICAL DEVICE CAN EXTEND PEOPLE'S LIVES
10/6/25
Slash Gear reported on Wilson Greatbatch, an EE professor who passed away in 2011, accidentally inventing the first pacemaker in the 1950s.
UB SEAS ranked 33rd in undergraduate engineering programs among public universities
9/23/25
U.S. News & World Report has once again ranked UB among the nation’s top public colleges and universities.
US Space Force To Test New Tough-As-Nails Solar Array
7/2/25
Clean Technica reported that engineers are helping the federal government develop new solar power technologies for satellites and other space-based vehicles through a $9.9 million grant from the U.S. Space Force, in partnership with the Air Force Research Laboratory.

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