SEAS News

Next-gen pacemakers may be powered by unlikely source: the heart
10/28/15
Tests reveal new tech capable of handling 7 to 700 beats per minute.
An engineer's engineer
10/27/15
The visionary thinking of Erich Bloch revolutionalized the computer industry and transformed the National Science Foundation.
Bolton Receives Young Investigator Award from the US Army Research Laboratory
10/26/15
Matthew Bolton, assistant professor in the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISE), is a recipient of a Young Investigator Program award from the U.S. Army Research Laboratory.
Teams selected for NASA 2016 Robotics Tele-Operations Competition
10/26/15
Eight universities have advanced to the finals of "RASC-AL Robo-Ops," a remotely or tele-operated space exploration rover engineering competition sponsored by NASA and organized by the National Institute of Aerospace.
11 SEAS faculty recognized at UB's Celebration of Faculty & Staff Academic Excellence
10/23/15
Eleven SEAS faculty were among those honored for notable achievement, service and teaching.
Robot bees fly and swim, soon they’ll have laser eyes
10/21/15
The flying insects, designed for agriculture and disaster relief, will rely on technology used by driverless cars.
Jonathan Lovell awarded the Young Investigator Award at BMES
10/19/15
Jonathan Lovell received the Rita Schaefer Young Investigator Award at the Biomedical Engineering Society annual meeting.
Wartime experiences
10/8/15
UB faculty member Deborah Chung recounted the wartime service of her mother with the "Flying Tigers" during a recent event at UB commemorating the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II.
Celebrating excellence
10/8/15
Outstanding achievements by UB faculty and staff during the past year will be recognized on Oct. 22 at the 12th annual Celebration of Faculty/Staff Excellence.
A yacht that pilots itself
10/7/15
A student-launched robotics startup is bringing driverless tech to recreational boating.

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