SEAS News

The project aims to attract students from middle school to graduate school.

UB's Environmental and Water Resource Institution (EWRI), a newly formed club for graduate students in the environmental engineering program, hosted over a dozen students from Tsinghua University in China earlier this month.

Several UB researchers have projects tied to the satellite — including geophysicist Beata Csatho, who will attend the September launch and helped plan the mission’s science goals.

New gallium oxide device, developed by UB engineers, may advance renewable energy, electric cars and more.

UB TCIE and partners demonstrate robot safety course that integrates VR.

An umbrella fitted with solar cells and charging ports that provides electrical power, shade and shelter from inclement weather.

High school girls gained hands-on experience with circuits, programming and more during the first ever CSExplore, a 3-day camp that teaches the fundamentals computer engineering and computer science.

SEAS marks completion of the nation’s first comprehensive specialization on digital manufacturing for the Coursera online learning platform.

Ten high achieving engineering and applied sciences students have been recognized with prestigious awards from the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.

New research and recreational activities ensure that UB's lake is the campus focal point it was always meant to be.