SEAS News

Pokhriyal wins National Statistics Prize in D4D challenge
4/20/15
Intrigued by an opportunity to use ‘big data’ to further societal development, Pokhriyal entered the 2015 Data for Development (D4D) Senegal Challenge and won the National Statistics Prize.
Happily ever after: Scientists arrange protein-nanoparticle marriage
4/20/15
New biotech method could lead to development of HIV vaccine, targeted cancer treatment.
Honoring excellence
4/17/15
UB students, faculty and administrators recognized the outstanding scholarly, research and creative achievements of students at the annual Celebration of Student Academic Excellence.
Biotechnology venture takes first place in UB entrepreneurship competition
4/16/15
Three graduate students took first place in the University at Buffalo’s Henry A. Panasci Jr. Technology Entrepreneurship Competition (Panasci TEC) for a biotechnology venture that offers a revolutionary new way to deliver cancer drugs.
UB summit will promote empowering and advancing women in STEM careers
4/15/15
The April 23 summit will encourage women to enter the science and engineering workforce and support those on the path already.
UB student research, scholarly and creative accomplishments to be celebrated
4/15/15
The 11th annual Celebration of Student Academic Excellence takes place April 16.
WNY companies are invited to join a supply chain management workshop led by UB expert
4/14/15
Nallan C. Suresh has traveled the world teaching executives how to better serve customers by examining and reconfiguring their supply chains.
How a brick-hauling robot and smart glasses could make life easier for masons
4/14/15
A UB research team aims to bring robotics to construction sites.
Batta receives IIE’s 2015 Holzman Distinguished Educator Award
4/9/15
Rajan Batta is the 2015 recipient of the Albert G. Holzman Distinguished Educator Award, the highest teaching award given by the Institute of Industrial Engineering (IIE).
Three engineering students win coveted Goldwater scholarships
4/7/15
The award winners - from the Buffalo, Syracuse and Albany areas - were chosen from a nationwide pool of 1,206 students.

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