SEAS News

University at Buffalo students win intercollegiate cybersecurity competition
11/13/15
A team of six University at Buffalo students was victorious in the inaugural Collegiate Pentesting Competition, a cybersecurity challenge held Nov. 7-8 at the Rochester Institute of Technology.
STEM education leaders — including four from WNY — convene in D.C., meet White House officials
11/12/15
Members of WNY’s ISEP program — co-led by UB — discussed strategies for building equitable, real-world STEM learning opportunities.
Pinpointing poverty with cellphone data
11/12/15
Mobile phone calls are analyzed to thwart crime and track diseases. Now, UB researchers are studying if such data can help combat extreme poverty.
Onion-like layers help this efficient new nanoparticle glow
11/10/15
A dye-coated surface is one of three specially crafted layers that help the particle emit light ideal for bioimaging, UB researchers report.
Continuing the work
11/6/15
A $4 million gift from the Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Foundation will allow UB Sports Medicine continue its groundbreaking work treating patients and training physicians.
Powering an energy revolution
11/5/15
UB takes a leadership role in a National Science Foundation plan to use data analytics to solve pressing societal problems.
The Big Dig – SEAS volunteers work to enhance beauty of Grace Plaza
11/2/15
For the second year, SEAS faculty, staff, students and their families joined together on a sunny October afternoon to further beautify Grace Plaza.
ACV Auctions wins $1 million; Takes top 43North prize with app for selling cars
10/30/15
UB Computer Science alumnus and advisory board member Dan Magnuszewski (BS ’05) is ACV Auction’s chief technology officer.
Entrepreneurship 101
10/29/15
UB is among five universities across New York State that will take part in Blackstone LaunchPad, the campus entrepreneurship program supported by the Blackstone Charitable Foundation.
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.

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