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Buffalo Automation — founded in 2015 by UB engineering students — has grown into one of the region’s most promising startups.

The conference will look at how big data and supercomputing have become essential to national security, medicine and other industries.

Farhad Ameri, an expert in design theory and ontology engineering, will deliver the keynote address for a workshop that seeks to advance the understanding of capabilities within information systems to be held April 20.

The free April 14th event includes a documentary screening, demos, lunch and a conversation with female founders of local tech firms.

New research shows how paper-cutting can make ultra strong, stretchable electronics.

The app, EarlySee, gives parents an easy-to-use tool to help identify the disorder earlier.

Unlike road testing, computers can customize endless scenarios and repeat them, potentially making driverless cars safer.

Nine UB students in management, computer science and computer engineering won first place in the Northeast Collegiate Cyberdefense Competition.

Industrial and systems engineering alumnus Michael Moskal has been recognized for his contributions to the Florida high tech industry.

The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) awarded UB’s student chapter a Certificate of Commendation for its outstanding activities, a distinction earned by just the top 5% of all ASCE student organizations.