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Seven SEAS faculty, staff receive Chancellor’s Awards
6/21/21
Seven faculty and staff members from the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences are among the 21 from UB who have been named recipients of the 2021 SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Excellence.
UB, Erie County sleuth for COVID-19 in wastewater
6/14/21
The key to spotting and stopping a future COVID-19 flare-up — or other infectious diseases like seasonal flu or hepatitis A — could lie within wastewater.
Six UB researchers receive prestigious early-career grants totaling nearly $3.5 million
6/14/21
Federally funded projects aim to advance research and education in climate science and mitigation, the design of ‘robot swarms,’ methods for computational modeling of solar energy materials, and more
Amid COVID-19, UB researchers improve air safety for BPO
6/11/21
The work concluded the protocols employed by the BPO were effective in containing the aerosols emitted by the musicians.
Deborah Chung ranked No. 14 in materials science
6/8/21
Deborah D.L. Chung, a professor in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, was recently named one of the best material scientists worldwide, according to the 2020 Stanford University ranking.
Bloch symposium to explore how data drives innovation and discovery
6/4/21
Master class of world experts show how a data-informed community can address climate change, public health and other pressing societal challenges.
School of Engineering and Applied Sciences celebrates the Class of 2021
6/4/21
On a beautiful sunny weekend in May, the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences celebrated its over 2,000 graduates at two in-person commencement ceremonies at the University at Buffalo Stadium.
Light through the darkness: How an industrial engineering student’s tragedy led to innovation
6/2/21
Courtney Burris, an industrial engineering PhD student, lost her dad to colon cancer. It was the hardest experience of her life but since then, she's been making connections and winning pitch competitions as she promotes The Aiding Arm, a device she designed in his honor.
Flu fighter: Nanoparticle-based vaccine effective in preclinical trials
5/24/21
The vaccine, made of disease-fighting proteins, could boost efficacy, accelerate production of seasonal flu vaccines.
Aerospace engineering student advances to international competition
5/22/21
Undergraduate student Nicholas Deitrich will compete against students from around the world in the International Old Guard Competition, which aims to emphasize the value of delivering clear, concise and effective oral presentations.

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