SEAS News

E. coli: The ideal transport for next-gen vaccines?
7/1/16
A new study shows that a harmless version of the notorious bacteria could help fight pneumococcal disease and other illnesses.
Imagining the stadium of the future
7/1/16
UB students dreamed up futuristic and convenient guest amenities at a 24-hour pop-up hackathon.
Project targets Grace Plaza, Putnam Way
6/29/16
A construction project along Putnam Way will result in improved safety and the completion of Grace Plaza.
Look, ma, no hands!
6/29/16
UB researchers, elected officials and others got a glimpse of the future last week when they took a spin in a self-driving car.
UB joins White House’s new Smart Manufacturing Innovation Institute
6/23/16
The institute connects UB, Buffalo Manufacturing Works and other partners to a national network committed to the sustained resurgence of U.S. manufacturing.
Five engineers receive $2.4M in NSF CAREER awards
6/23/16
The grants support research and education in data mining, medicine, cyberinfrastructure, clean coal and improved Wi-Fi.
Media Advisory: Teens to battle virtual computer attack at UB cyber summer camp
6/22/16
UB GenCyber Camp 2016 is a free, weeklong cybersecurity summer camp that introduces bright young students to cybersecurity as a future career option.
Media Advisory: Self-driving car demo Friday at UB North Campus
6/22/16
The event, featuring elected officials and researchers, will highlight cutting-edge transportation research.
Where lack of sanitation prevents children from completing school, UB students offer help
6/8/16
Through the Global Innovation Challenge, teams of UB students developed actionable ideas to improve water, sanitation and hygiene — or WaSH — access to schoolchildren in India and Uganda.
Vaccine watches bacteria, strikes only when trouble stirs
6/6/16
The new immunization approach may someday stamp out pneumonia, meningitis and other illnesses.

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