Staff News

Two UB students named Goldwater Scholars
4/25/23
Lea Kyle and Sydney Swedick are recipients of the most prestigious research scholarship offered for undergrad STEM students.
UB prepares for earthquake test
3/13/23
The work aims to improve the resilience of unreinforced masonry buildings, making communities worldwide safer from earthquakes.
Stephens recognized for excellence in engineering education and technology
3/10/23
Lisa Stephens, PhD, assistant dean for digital education in UB SEAS, was honored with the American Society for Engineering Education’s Best Session Award at the Conference for Industry and Education Collaboration.
The arms race, SEAS-style
2/20/23
The Society of Automotive Engineers is one of the numerous student clubs taking part in Bot Wars, the marquee event of Engineers Week.
A look back at UB engineering and applied science research in 2022
1/6/23
Highlights include making hydrogen fuel cell less expensive and keeping bridges open after earthquakes.
The ‘Blessings of Disaster’?
11/8/22
A new book by UB faculty member Michel Bruneau explores the lessons that catastrophes teach us and why our future depends on it.
Robot dog adds to UB’s collection of cool gadgets
10/12/22
All fun aside, the new gizmo has serious research implications for AI, computer science and more.
Robot dog adds to UB’s collection of cool gadgets
10/12/22
Meet Spot, UB’s newest gadget. The robot dog, made by Boston Dynamics, arrived on campus earlier this summer.
Stephens recognized for teamwork and community-building by international organization
10/12/22
Lisa Stephens, PhD, assistant dean for digital education in UB’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and senior strategist of academic innovation in the SUNY Provost’s office, received the 2022 Community Leadership Award
IAD Days conference celebrates big data and high-performance computing at UB
6/3/22
The Institute of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science held IAD Days (formally CDSE Days) April 26 -28, 2022 following a two-year hiatus. The event attracted over 200 participants including students, faculty, and community researchers.