Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE) - University at Buffalo

Ask a WiSE Student Ambassador

Do you have a question about WiSE, life at UB, or a specific STEM major? WiSE student ambassadors are here to help!

7/24/23 Meet our ambassadors

STEM for Everyone: Stories from students

STEM for Everyone invited students to create a 5-minute video on a STEM topic to hone their communication skills.

4/28/23 View the Spring 2021 submissions.

female students in hard hats.

female students in hard hats.

Connect with a supportive community of women in STEM

9/16/21

WiSE supports female students in STEM fields at UB with the goal of increasing the recruitment, retention and success of women in the sciences, math and engineering.

7/16/21 Explore WiSE programs

Group of WiSE students at orientation.

Group of WiSE students at orientation.

Get involved with WiSE

9/16/21

Whether you're a freshwoman or graduate student, sign up for our newsletter to take advantage of free WiSE programs and events throughout the academic year.

9/4/19 Get on the WiSE mailing list

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Getting involved with WiSE is easy! Sign up to receive our weekly newsletter to be notified about WiSE events and other opportunities for women in STEM at UB.

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Meet WiSE Women

“I use the skills I gained as a researcher to guide my teaching and to get students interested in Biology and Environmental Science.”
6/27/23
Heather Williams, Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Biological Sciences
"My research aims to promote a healthier and more productive individual and work environment."
9/3/19
Lora Cavuoto
Associate Professor, Industrial and Systems Engineering
"I'm striving to develop innovative nanoparticles-based nanomedicine that integrates imaging, diagnosis and therapy in one platform."
9/3/19
Yun Wu, Associate Professor, Biomedical Engineering
"My current research is improving magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) by developing innovative algorithms to make the images look better."
9/3/19
Leslie Ying, Professor, Biomedical Engineering and Electrical Engineering
"I am exploring organic nitrogen chemistry in engineered and natural environmental systems to reduce risks to human health."
1/10/23
Ning Dai, Assistant Professor, Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering
“I am interested in understanding the persistence of viruses and other pathogens in our engineered systems to reduce microbial risks.”
1/28/22
Yinyin Ye
Assistant Professor, Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering
"My research uses past climate change to learn about the causes and impacts of modern climate change."
1/27/22
Elizabeth K. Thomas, Assistant Professor, Department of Geology
"I am interested in materials science and engineering, as well as integrating science and music."
5/4/23
Deborah D.L. Chung, Professor, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

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