SEAS News

In Memoriam: Frank Cozzarelli
7/5/18
Frank Cozzarelli, a longtime faculty member in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, died January 25, 2018, in his Buffalo home. He was 84.
Aspiring women engineers share research at regional conference
6/28/18
Seven UB School of Engineering and Applied Sciences students connected with other female engineers at the 2018 WE Local Conference in Providence, R.I., an annual regional event presented by the Society of Women Engineers.
Wu receives international bridge and structural engineering award
6/27/18
Teng Wu, a faculty member specializing in structural, bridge and wind engineering, received the 2018 International Association for Bridge and Structural Engineering (IABSE) prize for his contributions to structural engineering.
Rough terrain? No problem for beaver-inspired autonomous robot
6/27/18
Like the state animal of New York, the rover-like vehicle uses surroundings to build complex structures, overcome obstacles.
Beer. Soup. Barley’s next great use? A medical imaging drink
6/27/18
Study finds the grain an ideal and safe contrast agent for diagnosing swallowing disorders.
UB leads partnership with industry and academia on nuclear reactor project
6/26/18
Andrew Whittaker, SUNY Distinguished Professor in UB’s Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering, is leading a multi-institutional initiative to reduce nuclear power plant complexity and cost by integrating seismic protection systems.
UB, Tongji University begin collaboration
6/19/18
Each university brings strengths to the joint research project exploring liquefaction in transitional soils.
UB joins University Transportation Center
6/18/18
UB’s Institute of Bridge Engineering (IBE) is part of a team of researchers selected by the United States Department of Transportation (DOT) to become a University Transportation Center (UTC) for DOT Region 2.
UB to host ‘serious games’ conference
6/12/18
The “Serious Play Conference” will focus on the impact of technology on teaching, learning and workforce development.
A little love for Lake LaSalle
6/11/18
UB student Molly Dreyer's project aims to mitigate erosion on the northern shore and improve the health of the campus landmark.

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