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Can Your Ears Help Control Your Stomach?
4/20/16
A column in the Wall Street Journal quotes UB computer science professor Wenyao Xu, assistant professor of computer science, who discusses AutoDietary, a food-tracking necklace he is developing that monitors what you eat based on the sound food makes as you bite and chew.
UB researchers using social media to make traffic better
4/20/16
A story on WGRZ-TV reports UB is developing a platform for municipalities to gather crowdsourcing social media posts to further predict traffic patterns, and interviews Qing He, assistant professor of civil, structural and environmental engineering.
Webster native Reynolds wins UB tech competition
4/20/16
An article in the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle reports three UB students, one of them a native of Webster, will receive $25,000 in startup money after winning the Henry A. Panasci Jr. Technology Entrepreneurship Competition.
Self-navigating ship startup wins prestigious Panasci prize
4/14/16
Buffalo Business First reported on Henry A. Panasci Jr. Technology Entrepreneurship Competition winner Buffalo Automation Group, led by a team of SEAS undergraduate students.
USC President Nikias honored for university's diversity efforts
3/31/16
USC President C. L. Max Nikias (PhD '82, MS '80, electrical engineering) received the 2016 Diversity Award from the Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) Department Heads Association Annual Conference and ECExpo.
A new wearable promises to cut calories by ‘hearing’ what you eat
3/21/16
IEEE Spectrum reports on research by Wenyao Xu, assistant professor of computer science at UB, who is developing a necklace-like device that monitors what you eat based on the sound food makes as you bite, chew and swallow.

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