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Electrical engineering senior receives Tau Beta Pi scholarship
9/18/24
Amanda Newbury has been selected for a 2024 Tau Beta Pi scholarship, based off of the competitive criteria of high scholarship, campus leadership, service and the promise of future contributions to the engineering profession.
Rajan Batta Receives Koopman Prize
9/18/24
Batta has won the 2024 Koopman Prize from the Military and Security Society of the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS).
UB breaks ground on Russell L. Agrusa Hall
9/17/24
The new building will support students and programs in the rapidly growing School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.
UB breaks ground on Russell L. Agrusa Hall
9/17/24
The building, which received $68 million from Gov. Kathy Hochul and state lawmakers, will meet the growing demand for STEM education at UB.
Rep. Kennedy announces $475,000 UB grant for wind tunnel research
9/16/24
Funding will further solidify UB’s position as one of the nation’s most dynamic universities for multi-hazard engineering research, with a focus on disaster resilience.
Media Advisory: Groundbreaking on Tuesday for new UB engineering building
9/16/24
The building is named in honor of UB alum Russell L. Agrusa, who donated $40 million to UB last year.
MAE researchers win best paper award at international computing conference
9/13/24
Souma Chowdhury and two mechanical engineering alumni received a best paper award at the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Special Interest Group On Applied Computing’s annual symposium.

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LSAMP summer research interns

Students spent 10 weeks participating in a research-intensive summer internship through SUNY Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (LSAMP), a program that aims to diversify the STEM workforce by increasing the number of students successfully completing high quality degree programs in STEM disciplines. The students concluded their summer by presenting their research at School of Engineering and Applied Sciences 2024 Summer Research Symposium.

Published August 12, 2024

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Discovering life after the Big Bang
10/29/23
Read how UB aerospace engineering alum John Durning played a key role in what could be some of the most significant and unexpected findings related to space in decades.
Remembering Hari Srihari
11/9/23
Read how UB honored the late Sargur “Hari” Srihari, a pioneer in pattern recognition, machine learning and computational forensics.
Historic year for UB ASCE teams
11/9/23
The UB ASCE steel bridge and concrete canoe teams earned first place in each of their regional competitions for the first time in club history, and both finished inside of the top 10 at their national competitions.
Harnessing AI to help kids speak
11/9/23
Learn how UB is leading a $20 million project to address the nationwide shortage of speech-language pathologists by developing AI systems that identify and assist children with speech and/or language processing challenges.
Bot Wars: the arms race, SEAS-style
11/9/23
Learn more about Bot Wars, a UB tradition and the marquee event of Engineers Week.
How Kourtney Brown balanced a hall of fame athletics career with computer engineering
11/9/23
Read how UB alum Kourtney Brown became the UB women’s basketball team’s all-time leader in points, rebounds and blocks, while earning a dual degree in computer science and engineering and electrical engineering.