SEAS News

Ten students from UB’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences took a long drive from Buffalo to the desert of New Mexico in late June this year, with a rocket called Volans Tauri in tow.

Other courses focus on continuous improvement methodologies, internal auditing, logistics operations and finance.

Offices emptied and heads turned skyward yesterday as hundreds at UB gathered to watch the solar eclipse.

UB engineer’s work attracts Sigfox, a boost for the region’s tech sector.

Josh VanDeMortel is overseeing the care of up to 5,000 apple tree seedlings this summer, carefully recording data and making sure that each seedling has enough sun and water to thrive. 

A group of 40 enthusiastic middle school students took mock computer science courses this summer as part of the University at Buffalo’s Liberty Partnership Program’s “I Can” residential summer program.

The ACES summer camp teaches high school students about the range of jobs on the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus.

Sixty high school students worked on an engineering design project and learned more about STEM careers during the annual UB/National Grid Leadership Camp.

A new optical device, developed by UB engineers, could help detect drugs, bomb-making chemicals and more.

UB’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences gave its highest honor, the Dean’s Award for Achievement, to Ann Wegrzyn (BS IE 1985; MBA 1990) for her substantial contribution to the practice of engineering and the applied sciences and for her exceptional professional career.