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Media Advisory: High school girls to work with robots, solder at computer camp
7/17/19
Women are one of a number of historically underrepresented groups in STEM fields and programs such as CSExplore are working to reverse that trend.
Researchers wirelessly hack ‘boss’ gene, a step toward reprogramming the human genome
7/16/19
The advancement, made possible by tiny photonic implants, could lead to new treatments for cancer, mental disorders.
Early-bird pricing available for select business improvement courses
7/16/19
The classes are part of a fall inventory of open-enrollment business improvement courses for professionals.
Engineering + Theatre: Students use engineering and computer science skills to build sets in international theatre competition
7/15/19
Nearly every large event that we attend, from concerts to plays to commencement ceremonies, relies on engineering. It’s something we don’t think about unless something goes wrong – but the technology behind theatre is essential, skilled work.
Alum named Fulbright Distinguished Chair in Alternative Energy Technology
7/3/19
UB mechanical engineering alum David Blekhman has been selected as a Fulbright Distinguished Chair in Alternative Energy Technology, one of the most prestigious appointments in the Fulbright Scholar Program.
Buildathon challenges students to develop solutions using blockchain technology
6/28/19
About 100 students gathered on campus this spring to take part in the 2019 Blockchain Buildathon—an annual event that brings together local businesses and School of Engineering and Applied Sciences students to develop a solution to a problem, or use case, utilizing blockchain technology.
Civil engineering program recognized as 4th best in the country, 11th in the world
6/26/19
UB’s civil engineering program is ranked number four in the country and 11^th in the world according to the Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), or Shanghai Ranking.
Mentoring success story
6/26/19
UB's efforts to foster student mentorships thrive with the connection between Aaron Krolikowski and Michael Brown.
Fashion-forward, student-first: Yousouf Amolegbe, a versatile leader
6/26/19
Aerospace engineering student Yousouf Amolegbe talks about how he would like to use his position as president of the Student Association to advocate for an increase in black faculty, accessibility and disability rights awareness.
Two-day course explores AI capabilities for business
6/26/19
The class will be led by David Doermann, director of UB's Artificial Intelligence Institute, who recently testified before Congress.

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