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Blockchain Buildathon organizer Bina Ramamurthy greets this year's participants.
About 100 students attended the 2019 Blockchain Buildathon.
SEAS Dean, Liesl Folks, addresses attendees at the 2019 Blockchain Buildathon.
Seventeen student teams participated in this year's buildathon.
A team of students works on a solution using blockchain technology.
An M&T Bank representative works on a Rubik's Cube.
An M&T Bank representative speaks at the 2019 Blockchain Buildathon.
A ValueCentric representative speaks at the 2019 Blockchain Buildathon.
A BlueCross BlueShield of WNY representative speaks at the 2019 Blockchain Buildathon.
Bina Ramamurthy talks to students at the 2019 Blockchain Buildathon.
Many volunteers helped to carry out the buildathon event.
Student teams were randomly assigned use cases developed by the sponsors: M&T Bank, ValueCentric, and BlueCross BlueShield.
If participants had a problem, they could ask for help at the mentor table.
Each year, the Blockchain Buildathon changes to reflect the expansion in understanding of both students and industry.
This year, most of the student teams were able to develop a complete solution for their assigned case.
Dean Folks talks to representatives from BlueCross BlueShield of Western New York, which was sponsoring the event.
M&T Bank’s use case concerned blockchain-enabled property title search.
This was the third time the event was held at the University at Buffalo.
M&T Bank served as a gold level sponsor for the event.
The recipients of the Grand 1st prize worked on the M&T Bank use case, creating a platform to look for liens on one’s property.
Judy Feldman, Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer at ValueCentric, helps to announce award winners.
M&T Bank representatives help announce award winners.
Award winners at Blockchain Buildathon 2019 at UB.
Award winner presentation at UB Blockchain Buildathon 2019.
Award winners presenting at 2019 Blockchain Buildathon.
Award winners at 2019 Blockchain Buildathon UB.
Student award winners pose with Bina Ramamurthy at the 2019 Blockchain Buildathon.
The recipients of the Blockchain Buildathon Grand 1st Prize pose with representatives from M&T Bank and faculty member Bina Ramamurthy.
The recipients of the Blockchain Buildathon Grand 2nd Prize pose with representatives from ValueCentric and faculty member Bina Ramamurthy.
Students in action at the 2019 Blockchain Buildathon.
A group of students work on a solution during the Blockchain Buildathon.
The 2019 Blockchain Buildathon was held in Davis Hall on North Campus.
Students in action during the 2019 Blockchain Buildathon.
View this post on InstagramRaise your hand if you wish E Week was every week! 🙋♀️🙋♂️ . . . #UBSEAS #UBuffalo #EWeekA post shared by UB SEAS (@ubengineering) on Mar 1, 2019 at 8:16am PST
Raise your hand if you wish E Week was every week! 🙋♀️🙋♂️ . . . #UBSEAS #UBuffalo #EWeek
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View this post on InstagramUB's Engineers for a Sustainable World (ESW) club and its president received awards from the national ESW for outstanding chapter and outstanding member. UB ESW learned earlier this year that it will host the 2021 national ESW conference. “As soon as we applied (to host the national conference), national ESW said ‘we want you guys to do this. We want University at Buffalo, specifically, to be the first ones to do this.’” - Austin Izzo, President, and senior environmental engineering studentA post shared by UB SEAS (@ubengineering) on May 8, 2019 at 10:12am PDT
UB's Engineers for a Sustainable World (ESW) club and its president received awards from the national ESW for outstanding chapter and outstanding member. UB ESW learned earlier this year that it will host the 2021 national ESW conference. “As soon as we applied (to host the national conference), national ESW said ‘we want you guys to do this. We want University at Buffalo, specifically, to be the first ones to do this.’” - Austin Izzo, President, and senior environmental engineering student
A post shared by UB SEAS (@ubengineering) on May 8, 2019 at 10:12am PDT
