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SEAS joins White House effort to increase diversity in STEM fields
8/18/15
First Bell, a newsletter of the American Society for Engineering Education, cites a report from WBFO-FM that the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences has joined a White House effort to bring greater diversity to the science and technology fields.
UB student, professor study April earthquake aftermath in Nepal
8/12/15
An article in the Buffalo News interviews Andreas Stavridis and Supratik Bose about their recent trip to Nepal, where they studied the effects of the magnitude 7.8 earthquake.
Folks among engineering deans to sign statement of diversity letter presented at White House
8/6/15
SEAS Dean Liesl Folks was one of more than 100 engineering deans around the country to sign the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) Engineering Deans' Council Diversity Initiative letter as part of White House Demo Day on Tuesday.
PBS History Detectives interviews Ed Furlani
8/5/15
A segment of PBS History Detectives interviews UB chemical and biological engineering professor Ed Furlani to investigate how magnetic boots developed for astronauts in the 1960s might work.
Dean Liesl Folks named one of Buffalo's Power 100 Women
8/5/15
Buffalo Business First included our Dean, Liesl Folks, in their list of the 100 Most Powerful Women in Western New York.
Kong receives Nicholas Chopey Scholarship
8/4/15
Stephanie Kong received the 2015 Nicholas P. Chopey Scholarship for Chemical Engineering Excellence. Kong is entering her senior year at UB, where she is majoring in both chemical engineering and Spanish.

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