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UB engineers Paul DesJardin and Joseph Mollendorf are collaborators on a $2.5 million project funded by the Department of Energy to develop and test low-emission, high-efficiency residential wood-fueled heaters.

The work could advance smart materials, soundproofing materials, shock absorbers, elastics cloaks and more.

Researchers will simulate and help design safe, low-cost motors to propel nanosatellites, other vehicles into space.

The three courses produced by UB TCIE with Freed Maxick CPAs focus on how to collect and dissect data analytics to improve the bottom line.

Buffalo Automation’s flagship product, AutoMate, is a predictive boat navigation system that guides large commercial ships.

As a PRODiG Fellow at SUNY Brockport, Emmanuel M. Nsengiyumva is getting to do what he loves–mentor the diverse range of students in STEM–while being nurtured on his own career path. 

The award recognizes the outstanding contributions of a mid-to-late career individual with an extended history of mentoring, sponsoring and/or otherwise advancing women professionals and students in the field of human factors. 

As an OSA Fellow, Mitin joins a distinguished group of members who have made significant contributions to the advancement of optics and photonics through education, research, engineering, business leadership and service.

In Tonawanda’s Riverview Solar Park, Montante Solar is installing a solar array of close to 15,400 panels. Project leaders recognized extra help was integral to maintaining pace for a mid-December completion. Someone needed to manage the quality control program. Kyle Chiapperino, a mechanical engineering student pursuing a bachelor’s degree, was the answer.