Experiential Learning Network

This project will develop a new electrical method for sensing the defects incurred during 3D metal printing.

Come work with BSW and gain invaluable experience as an administer or teaching assistant at a vibrant, growing, arts nonprofit based in Downtown Buffalo.

This project integrates laboratory research with water quality modeling to understand the interaction of urban-natural water cycles.

Seeking students to contribute to research exploring motor-disease protein complexes and their role in intracellular transport, as they relate to disease initiation and the aging process, and the development of neuroprotective treatments.

Seeking undergraduate researcher to work on an NSF-funded project on computational imaging and artificial intelligence supporting the design of advanced material. Experience in Python programming is required. 

Seeking Research Assistants with backgrounds in health or life sciences for a team project designed to help pregnant women quit smoking.

Students will look at challenging topics related to decision, risk, and big data analytics.

The goal is to design a large scale optimization algorithm for machine learning tasks that can run on decentralized compute environments (such as peer-to-peer systems). Requires ability to program and do empirical analysis and also understand theoretical optimization models/literature. 

Detecting Fraud from Accounting Restatements and Company Filings 

How does a daily high intensity interval training regimen impact brain signaling?

Bring your excellent programming skills and hard-wroking attitude to help identify misinformation across multimodal content.

The goal is to design a graph neural network based recommendation system for scroll paintings (folk art) that can run on decentralized compute environments (such as peer-to-peer systems). Requires ability to understand and analyze machine learning problems theoretically, programming skills and performing extensive empirical analysis on a proprietary multi-modal dataset for art conservation. 

This project explores natural light stable isotopes to investigate biological, chemical, environmental, and physical processes.

Apply for a summer internship with a local Jewish organization to build professional work experience. 

Are you fluent in Burmese and/or Arakanese and interested in working on a transformational project with a committed group of interdisciplinary researchers? Join us as we document the impact of the West Side Bazaar on the local food system.

Students will research climate change in the Arctic and East Asia employing organic "biomarkers" as proxies for hydroclimate and temperature in lacustrine, marine and loess archives.

If you have excellent programming skills and some knowledge of machine learning consider this exciting project ! 

Learn about different types of stimulation targeting connections in the brain, spinal cord, and nerves to improve movement in patient population.

Seeking Research Assistants to work on a project that helps pregnant women to quit smoking, using multicomponent behavioral interventions including education, monitoring and feedback, and contingent financial incentives.

Seeking undergraduate assistants to work on an exciting research project studying effects of substrate stiffness on vascular cell function and molecular players involved in the vessel stiffening process. (Learn new techniques; 3D Bioprinting and Atomic Force Microscopy)

In this research we plan to design interactive AI models for different usecase applications like identifying bias in web-based contents, evaluating speakers’ mental health status in a multi-speaker video, predicting users’ interest for effective contextual advertising etc.

Discover how singing humpback whales use their impressive songs to see each other from many miles away using faint echoes.

This project pertains to the use of structures to produce electricity. In contrast to batteries, charging does not need energy input. This results in electric vehicles not having to stop to get charged, in addition to not having to rely on batteries, which are heavy and bulky.

Help us extend the p5.js platform to support collaborative coding in the arts, design, and media study.

Learn about and volunteer at The Tool Library, an environmental and social justice not-for-profit in the University Heights neighborhood. 

Seeking students interested in VR and gaming to work with a local industrial company to develop a VR-based rehab system for older adults.

Seeking hardware/software hack interested in helping to develop a novel wearable eating sensor.

Develop a textile-based wearable sensor to monitor your health

This project investigates the use of wood as a scale, so that people in a wood-frame building can be detected in real time (e.g., for intruder detection and energy conservation) and creating "smart" buildings.

We invite UB students of all levels and majors to develop their own projects that align with individual interests, passion and sense of purpose. 

Help build a social learning community for students around the world.

The mHealth research team at UB is seeking smartphone hackers looking for research experiences and academic publications.

Students will research the properties of natural gas as a promising resource for clean energy, exploring implications for methane emissions and other limitations.

Seeking students interested in sensors and smartphone programming to help equip next-generation smartphones for environmental sensing related to health and fitness.

South Africa + awesome youth + education + entrepreneurship; the only thing missing is you!

South Africa + awesome youth + education; the only thing missing is you!

Learn about and volunteer at The Tool Library, an environmental and social justice not-for-profit in the University Heights neighborhood. 

Seeking students to work with Prof Surajit Sen on fundamental and applied problems in nonlinear and statistical physics, study of conflicts and battles, social systems and other topics to be crafted based on overlap of interest.

Where do political leaders travel and what can we learn from these trips?