SEAS News

The program reflects UB's standing as a leader in the national and international supercomputing community.

The Buffalo News reports on a company founded by UB alums Kurt Wojda and Mark Zorn (BS ’05, MS ’08 Computer Science) that has launched “Emoji with Me,” a video game that lets users of smartphones and other mobile devices challenge their friends to guess the names of movies, TV shows or different phrases using emojis to communicate.

UB student engineers will host dozens of events next week as part of National Engineers Week.

UB’s New York State Center of Excellence in Materials Informatics will hold two events on Feb. 18 to showcase collaborative faculty and industry projects and to introduce UB’s new Department for Materials Design and Innovation.

A UB audience voted for history at last week's Life Raft Debate.

The satellite will help identify what the thousands of pieces of debris orbiting Earth are made of.

Student mentors talk about their work building walking bridges to connect communities in Kenya.

The 14-week Manufacturing Production Technician (MPT) program combines online learning with classroom-based training and mentoring.

A research project by engineering grad students has given UB Police a more efficient and fair scheduling system.

UB faculty and graduates talk about the life and legacy of alumnus Gregory Jarvis, who was one of seven astronauts who died when the Challenger space shuttle exploded just over a minute after takeoff 30 years ago.