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Student-led robotics startup wins top prize for self-navigating boat technology
7/31/15
The company beat seven competitors in the inaugural Buffalo Student Sandbox contest.
UB to host First Annual Symposium on Transportation Informatics
7/31/15
The event, entitled Big Data Analytics Transforming Transportation Operations, Management and Safety, is presented by UB's Transportation Informatics center and will be held August 13-14, 2015, in Buffalo.
Product development and other business improvement courses offered this fall through UB TCIE
7/30/15
The courses range from half-day seminars to a 9-month certification program.
Program arms the unemployed with a manufacturing education
7/29/15
Unemployed individuals from Western New York are re-entering the workforce with a credential in quality, thanks in part to an initiative by UB's TCIE.
An understanding of sub-nano materials makes miniature even smaller
7/28/15
Can you imagine a device that’s able to measure the properties of something as small as a single atom?
Company presenters wanted for fall Bright Buffalo Niagara Entrepreneur Expo
7/24/15
UB’s Bright Buffalo Niagara, Western New York’s premier entrepreneur event since 2009, is accepting applications from companies that want to present at the annual fall Entrepreneur Expo on Oct. 28.
Five companies approved for START-UP NY through UB
7/24/15
Business founders include faculty and an alumnus.
MCEER research on nuclear energy keynoted at 2015 SECED Conference at Cambridge
7/21/15
Andrew Whittaker, Director of MCEER and Professor and Chair for the Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering at the University at Buffalo, recently delivered the keynote for SECED 2015, a major earthquake and civil engineering dynamics conference in Cambridge, England.
UB students build space junk satellites for Air Force and NASA
7/21/15
Agencies plan to monitor thousands of manmade objects that orbit Earth and threaten spacecraft.
Navy eyes graphene nanoribbon for ultimate power control system
7/20/15
The technology may lead to more powerful weapons, energy savings and reduced crew numbers.

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