SEAS in the News

Investigative Post quoted Joseph Atkinson in an article about summer beach closures along Lake Erie due to poor water quality. 

The Fabricator highlighted work being done by researchers in UB’s Structural Engineering and Earthquake Simulation Laboratory to design ways to utilize bolted splice connections over welded connections.

EIN Newswire reported that Pop Biotech, a biotechnology company developed by Jonathan Lovell, has developed an antibody-inducing peptide therapy. 

IEEE Spectrum quoted Amit Goyal about new research that he led to create the world’s highest-performing superconducting wire segment.

Daily Commercial News reported that UB is among a group of universities taking part in a climate resilience education program for multi-disciplinary student groups, including engineering students, that will work to reimagine coastal communities and propose solutions to the current and future impact of sea level rise.

The Buffalo News featured a story about two UB alumni, including Ryan Litt who earned his bachelor’s degree in computer science at UB.