Industrial and Systems Engineering Resource Fund

UB Chemical and Biological Engineering professor Eli Ruckenstein.

Support research and excellence across a broad range of industrial and systems engineering disciplines through this fund.

Created in 1946, the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering is one of the founding departments of the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at UB. Here, we are committed to advancing research and education in numerous disciplines, including operations research, production systems, manufacturing, quality, simulation and human factors.

Our world-class faculty work together at the intersection of these areas on research in a variety of domains, ranging from health care, to defense systems, to intelligent transportations and advanced manufacturing. Joint projects and joint publications are a way of life for us, reflecting real-world problems. Our faculty and student research challenges traditional notions of problem-solving and generates creative and groundbreaking solutions.

Within the department, we educate students via a variety of pedagogical approaches that support different learning styles to prepare our students for professional success and encourage life-long learning. We are proud to provide an scholarly home to enthusiastic students and faculty who have come from all over North America and the world.

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News from the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

  • Neelamegham elected Fellow of BMES
    1/27/20
    Sriram Neelamegham, a professor in the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, has been elected Fellow of the Biomedical Engineering Society for his contributions to the fields of vascular bioengineering and glycoengineering.
  • Junsong Yuan named IEEE Fellow
    12/22/20

    Computer engineer Junsong Yuan has been elected Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers for his contributions to "human behavior understanding and video analytics."

  • The Backbone for Success
    4/21/22
    Dick Osborne is a firm believer in the power of education—so much so, he's created two substantial legacies at UB to support others' education.
  • MDI achieves landmark of graduating first two PhD students
    6/9/20

    Last month, Aparajita Dasgupta and Edward Swinnich became the first two PhD students to graduate from the Department of Materials Design and Innovation. 

  • Data takes the center stage in unique approach to teaching materials science
    10/2/20

    When the Department of Materials Design and Innovation launched in 2015, its mission was to take materials science education to the next level.  In order to do this, faculty took the unique approach of teaching materials science from a data science and informatics perspective.

  • Goyal appointed to the National Materials and Manufacturing Board
    1/5/21
    The Director of the University at Buffalo’s RENEW Institute, Amit Goyal, has been appointed to the National Materials and Manufacturing Board of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine.
  • SEAS welcome 9 new faculty members
    9/30/20
    The School of Engineering and Applied Sciences welcomes nine new faculty members this fall, bringing with them renowned expertise in the fields of artificial intelligence, biometrics, computer vision, data visualization and mining, energy harvesting, machine learning, and project and quality management.