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New UB program supplies companies with electrical engineering student assistance
9/29/20
The program is managed by the UB Center for Industrial Effectiveness.
Firms conduct ‘war games’ to prepare for external threats
9/24/20
The Wall Street Journal spoke to Jun Zhuang, professor of industrial and systems engineering in the UB School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, about how companies are using “war games” to prepare for external threats like pandemics, trade wars, political uncertainty and others.
Research rolls on despite COVID
9/24/20
With an emphasis on health and safety, UB’s vast research enterprise is thriving amid the pandemic.
Plugging students into an electrical career
9/22/20
Niagara Frontier Publications reports that Alfred State College and UB have signed an agreement enabling Alfred State graduates to seamlessly continue their electrical engineering education at UB.
UB, Alfred State strike electrical engineering program agreement
9/15/20
Funding awarded two years ago by New York State Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s Climate Jobs NY initiative is the catalyst for the partnership.
UB again ranked among top public universities by U.S. News
9/14/20
UB is ranked among the nation’s top public universities and is a cited as one of the nation’s “best values” in U.S. News & World Report’s Best Colleges rankings, released today.
To study and improve plastics recycling, New York State turns to UB RENEW Institute
9/9/20
Multidisciplinary UB research group awarded nearly $2 million from DEC to assess plastic recycling industry, educate public.
UB engineer joins project to purify water, produce fuel
8/27/20
Ian Bradley is part of a $2 million project to study the use of algae to purify wastewater while producing biomass for fuel production.
UB TCIE’s business improvement courses return with safety measures
8/19/20
UB TCIE helps improve the operations of external business and industry partners so they can meet critical and emerging workforce needs.
Why the U.S. has more power outages than any other developed country
8/17/20
In an article about an aging power grid, Popular Science interviewed Sayanti Mukherjee, assistant professor in the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering. The U.S. Energy Administration reports that in 2016, the average utility customer had 1.3 power interruptions, and their total blackout time averaged four hours. The reason these estimates vary may be related in part to the fact that private utilities tend to be guarded about sharing data, according to Mukherjee.

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