SEAS in the News

UB students build space junk satellites for NASA and the Air Force
7/27/15
A story on WBFO-FM reports students from UB will help NASA and the U.S. Air Force track debris in space using microsatellites, and interviews John Crassidis, CUBRC Professor of Space Situational Awareness.
A passion for entrepreneurship guides unique journey
7/27/15
MAE student Oscar(Hanyang) Xu is co-founder of DaStrong Corp., a tech start-up company that focuses on heat dissipation for electronic devices.
JCC and UB partnership to offer professional development
7/21/15
Officials from Jamestown Community College and UB detailed a partnership to help Western New York businesses and industries streamline and stimulate their operations.
Kurt's research on fixing NFL scheduling quirks profiled
6/29/15
An article in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on NFL scheduling reports that UB engineers studied the best way to space out bye weeks and Thursday games.
A wavelength-independent universal substrate brings SERS into the mainstream
6/29/15
Materials360 reports on research by Qiaoqiang Gan that describes new sensing technology that could improve our ability to detect diseases, fraudulent art, chemical weapons and more.
Next-Gen pacemakers may be powered by the beating of a heart
6/27/15
An article on IEEE Spectrum reports M. Amin Karami is working on two prototypes for pacemakers that would be powered by the beating of the heart that it’s regulating.

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