Four UB faculty researchers will serve as key members of a new initiative to secure the U.S. Department of Defense’s most critical artificial intelligence models, while also accelerating the technology’s commercialization in the private sector.
Ariel Lightyhas received a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program fellowship as she pursues her PhD in chemical and biological engineering.
A paper authored by Seyyedali Hosseinalipour received the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Communications Society William R. Bennett Prize. The research could enhance learning methods used by AI and ML systems.
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.