By measuring gamers’ brain waves and eye movements, engineers could improve artificial intelligence for autonomous robots.

Researchers have developed a way to unambiguously identify and count metal atoms in proteins in an efficient and routine way, revealing new information that was there, but previously hidden.

Technology called MindEye uses infrared camera to detect subtle changes in pupil dilation and eye movement.

A team of UB students got the opportunity to put themselves in the shoes of a penetration tester, breaking into and exploiting different computer systems and software at the annual Collegiate Penetration Testing Competition international finals.

The program, now in its 16th year, invites companies to sponsor one or more students.

The appointment, which comes after an international search, is effective immediately.

Huamin Li is the tenth faculty member in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences to receive a CAREER Award in 2019. Li, an assistant professor of electrical engineering, will investigate a novel transistor concept offering faster switching speeds and less energy consumption.