SEAS News

New UB-Advanced Nanotechnology Could Improve Cancer Treatment
4/4/14
Using tiny modified liposomes, University at Buffalo researchers are developing a chemotherapy delivery method that could improve cancer treatment, reduce its side effects and boost knowledge about the disease.
Winners of UB entrepreneurship competition feeling good vibrations
4/3/14
Four UB students took first place in the University at Buffalo’s Henry A. Panasci Jr. Technology Entrepreneurship Competition (Panasci TEC) for their plan to manufacture an invention that removes problematic vibrations in high-precision devices.
Media Advisory: Up to 110 students expected at UB’s third annual hackathon this weekend
4/3/14
Budding designers, entrepreneurs and developers will create new computer software in a fast-pcaed and creative setting.
Fighting cancer with lasers and nanoballoons that pop
4/3/14
The novel drug delivery method could improve how doctors treat cancer.
Bisantz Elected Fellow of HFES
4/2/14
Ann Bisantz was elected Fellow of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society.
Rainbow-catching waveguide could revolutionize energy technologies
3/28/14
Breakthrough photonics research at UB could revolutionize energy technologies.
Engineering students available for corporate improvement projects
3/26/14
Western New York companies lacking adequate manpower, time or expertise to rectify a recurring issue or pursue a technical-based aspiration might find the help they need from students in the University at Buffalo’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS).
Two companies with international ties join UB Technology Incubator
3/26/14
UB’s expertise in materials research was attractive to both firms.
IEEE Student Chapter Takes Second Place in Micro Mouse Competition
3/24/14
The IEEE Student Chapter placed second of 11 teams in the MicroMouse competition, which was one of the events at this year’s IEEE Region 1 Student Conference.
UB’s University of Zimbabwe visit focuses on clinical pharmacology, lab programs and health care informatics initiatives
3/21/14
Gene D. Morse (UB), Charles C. Maponga (UZ), Kelly Tooley (UB), Robin DiFrancesco (UB) and Venu Govindaraju (UB) at the University of Zimbabwe.

Next> <Previous