SEAS News

Multiple faculty members and students from SEAS were nominated by students, faculty and staff for Pillar of Leadership Awards.

This year’s commencement speakers for UB’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences come from a broad array of backgrounds and are prepared to share their valuable experience with their fellow graduates.

Kang Sun, assistant professor in environmental engineering, is playing a crucial role in a NASA-funded project to quantify the impact that different nitrogen emissions have on productivity and air quality.

The class allows students to work with local organizations on analyzing and reducing their carbon footprint.

New tech could expand access to medical imaging; improve treatment for MS, Alzheimer’s, other neurological disorders.

Thirteen teams from universities from across the U.S. competed at the University at Buffalo’s Collegiate Lockdown cyberdefense competition April 20. 

For more than a decade, he has worked for Netflix and Disney, helping develop platforms that deliver countless hours of entertainment—a career that he prepared for as a student at UB.

Bahl (MS ’88, BS ’86) will return to the University at Buffalo to accept the Dean’s Award for Achievement and address the class of 2024. 

The two professors double the number of female faculty who have held the distinction in SEAS history. 

After several years of inactivity, the University at Buffalo Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) student club finishes second in regional competition.