SEAS in the News

Living In The '90s? So Are Underwater Wireless Networks
1/28/16
An article on ECN Magazine reports UB engineers are developing hardware and software tools to help underwater telecommunication catch up to its over-the-air counterpart, a development that could aid search-and-rescue operations, tsunami detection and other work.
No Shovel Needed: Special Concrete Could Melt Mounds of Snow
1/27/16
An article in National Geographic about a new type of concrete that electrifies pavement to melt snow now being tested in Nebraska quotes Deborah D.L. Chung, Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering.
Applications to University at Buffalo increase by more than 10 percent
1/27/16
Applications to the UB School of Engineering and Applied Sciences are up 11.7 percent. Based on SAT profiles, the class of students for 2016 continues to be significantly stronger academically than in 2015, and the most diverse pool of applicants in the past five years.
The 'weird' NFL schedule quirk a math prof found
1/26/16
An article about a NFL schedule quirk quotes Mark Karwan, Praxair Professor of Operations Research and SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor in the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering.
Emerging biotech company weighs buyout offers, private equity, foundational support
1/12/16
An article in Business First about Abcombi Biosciences reports the company has two innovations developed in UB laboratories – a protein-based vaccine platform and a new delivery mechanism that makes those vaccines even more effective.
Twitter research targets safer commutes
1/8/16
A story on WBFO-FM reports on a study by UB’s Institute for Sustainable Transportation and Logistics that explored how weather-related tweets could provide an invaluable assessment of road conditions, and interviews Adel Sadek, professor of civil, structural and environmental engineering.

Next> <Previous

SEAS in the News

Latest News

Academic Departments