SEAS in the News

  • NFL turns to Sloan Sports Analytics Conference researchers to balance schedules
    4/17/19
    An article on Yahoo Sports reports on work by Mark Karwan, Praxair Professor of Operations Research and SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor in the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering in the UB School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, to create an NFL schedule that is materially fair and largely disparity free.
  • GHS grad researching for NFL
    4/17/19
    An article in the Dunkirk Observer features Zach Steever, a PhD student who is working on a project to create an NFL schedule that is materially fair and largely disparity free.   
  • New approach to hypersonic calculations
    4/17/19
    The website DesignNews reports on hypersonic research led by James Chen, assistant professor in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering.
  • How mathematicians are trying to make NFL schedules fairer
    4/15/19
    A story on ESPN reports on work by Mark Karwan, Praxair Professor of Operations Research and SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor in the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, to create an NFL schedule that is materially fair and largely disparity free.
  • Stem cell innovation wins UB's Panasci competition
    4/12/19
    An article in the Buffalo News reports Ogechi Ogoke, a doctoral student in chemical and biological engineering, was the winning entry in the University at Buffalo's Henry A. Panasci Jr. Technology Entrepreneurship Competition this week.
  • Your drone-delivered coffee is (almost) here
    4/2/19
    An article in The Wall Street Journal about the future of drone delivery services interviews Chase Murray, assistant professor of industrial and systems engineering, who said most of the things we order on Amazon don’t warrant the urgency of a drone mission, and in the early phase of drone delivery we’ll order up only things that we need within 15 minutes.