SEAS News

Structural engineering alumna earns NSF grant to develop intelligent platform for damage detection
11/11/20
Claudia Marin (MS ’03, PhD ’07), a civil and environmental engineering professor at Howard University will lead a National Science Foundation (NSF)-funded project to develop an intelligent surveillance platform for Damage Detection and Localization of Civil Infrastructure.
Civil engineering PhD studying AI earns UB award to support research
11/10/20
Seyed Omid Sajedi, a civil engineering PhD student studying automated systems for structural inspections and health monitoring will use an award from the Mark Diamond Research Fund (MDRF) to support his research and experiments.
Biomedical engineers investigate engineered tissue to treat lung disease
11/9/20
The work may help discover new drugs to treat pulmonary fibrosis, a severe lung disease that has no cure.
The next biometric identifier? 3D images of your finger veins
11/9/20
Combining light and sound adds depth information that boosts security of biometric authentication.
Staying home? See a frozen banana used as a hammer. Watch a lecture on black holes
11/5/20
A free, virtual program for K-12 students on Nov. 7 will include live science demos and a chance to learn about black holes.
17 SEAS faculty and staff recognized at UB's Celebration of Excellence
11/4/20
Sixteen faculty from the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences earned 17 awards at UB's annual Celebration of Faculty and Staff Academic Excellence.
Civil engineering alumnus recognized with second prize this year
11/3/20
Satish Nagarajaiah, PhD (’90) and Kalil Erazo, another engineer at Rice University, earned the Takuji Kobori Prize from the International Association of Structural Control and Monitoring.
When space and race converge
10/30/20
Dexter Johnson, PhD is a NASA technical fellow, a minister, entrepreneur and frequent motivational speaker as “Dr. Dex.”
UB leads $3.7 million project to improve MRI technology
10/29/20
While effective, MRIs still have limitations that UB and research partners hope to solve.
UB leads $3.7 million project to improve MRI technology
10/28/20
Xiaoliang Zhang, SUNY Empire Innovation Professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering, is leading a team of researchers to develop imaging tools that can detect damage to connective tissues, such as ligaments, tendons and bone.

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