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Reusable Sensor Deploys Nano Antenna for Diagnosis
2/16/22
Photonics.com published research about a tiny, reusable sensor chip create by a UB team led by Peter Liu, assistant professor of electrical engineering.
Tiny, reusable sensing chip based on SEIRA spectroscopy
2/14/22
Spectroscopy Europe reported on new research led by Peter Q. Liu, assistant professor of electrical engineering, whose team has developed a tiny, reusable sensing chip that holds potential for use in point-of-care medical tests.
Nanopatch antennas made with liquid metal trap light to identify biological and chemical molecules
2/9/22
Nanowerk, Phys.org, and other science news outlets carried stories on new research led by Peter Q. Liu, assistant professor of electrical engineering.
Tiny, reusable sensing chip could lead to new point-of-care medical tests
2/8/22
The key to its success? ‘Nanopatch antennas’ made with liquid metal that trap light to identify biological and chemical molecules.
Three SEAS faculty elected IEEE Fellows
12/21/21
Michael Langberg, Siwei Lyu and Shambhu Upadhyaya have been elected Fellows of IEEE, a professional organization dedicated to advancing technology and fostering technological innovation for the benefit of humanity.
UB School of Engineering and Applied Sciences welcomes largest class of graduate students in its history
11/17/21
A curriculum that is aligned with the employment market, a wide range of professional development opportunities, and a growing number of diversity and related support programs are just a few of the reasons that the school has become a destination for graduate students.
Making autonomous vehicles safer with reflective microscale concave interfaces
11/4/21
AZO Optics reported on how research advances in reflective microscale concave interfaces (MCI) can help make autonomous vehicle safer, by helping vehicles read road signs.
Siemens focuses on closing the skills gap with new education initiatives in automation
10/8/21
An article on Control Automation reports that Siemens Digital Industries Software Academic Partner Program gifted UB an in-kind grant to access the latest software tools for getting to grips with product lifecycle management, computer-aided design (CAD), robotics, simulation, manufacturing planning, and more.

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