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The next generation of engineers
2/12/16
An article in Business First interviews Liesl Folks, dean of the UB School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, about the school’s growing enrollment, the trends she sees developing in the field and the important role UB’s engineering graduates play in the Western New York workforce.
Students to build a third space debris observation satellite
2/11/16
An article on Phys Org reports that for the third time in four years, UB students have been selected by federal agencies to design and build a microsatellite to orbit the Earth in outer space.
Several startups thriving as Sandbox program starts second year
2/9/16
An article in Business First provides an update on the progress of several companies led by School of Engineering and Applied Sciences students that entered last year’s Buffalo Student Sandbox program.
10 of today's really cool network & IT research projects
2/2/16
An article on Network World about exciting research coming out of colleges and universities includes research by scientists at UB who are developing hardware and software to enable underwater telecommunications to catch up with over-the-air networks.
Gregory Jarvis: Buffalo’s connection to the Challenger disaster 30 years ago
1/29/16
UB faculty and graduates talk about the life and legacy of alumnus Gregory Jarvis, who was one of seven astronauts who died when the Challenger space shuttle exploded just over a minute after takeoff 30 years ago.
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.

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