SEAS News

Supply chain will see delays in automobiles, coal and other goods typically handled in Baltimore, says Irina Benedyk.

The catalysts can be used for dry reforming, an industrial process that turns greenhouse gases into useful chemicals.

Leak-proof personal hygiene, house wrap, filters, bicomponent and elastic fabrics are just a of few of the many products that Ed Thomas has been instrumental in developing over the course of his 32 years in the nonwoven industry.  

The proposed statewide consortium aims to put New York State at the forefront of responsible artificial intelligence innovation.

Albert Titus has been named the associate vice president for regulatory support in the Office of the Vice President for Research and Economic Development.

Students from Burgard High School in Buffalo will visit UB SEAS for the first time this week as part of a new partnership between the university, the school, and Arcadis.

A native of Johnstown, New York, Sydney Swedick will receive a full scholarship to attend the University of Cambridge.

The research team is employing polyculture farming, AI and other tools to detect pests before they infect algae.

The project, funded by the Department of Energy, aims to help prevent blackouts, make electricity delivery more efficient.

The Center for Multisource Information Fusion is elevating its research infrastructure and expanding its offering of academic programs with the Collaborative Institute for Multisource Information Fusion.