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In a UB class, students are helping Western New York companies go greener.

An article in Smithosian about researchers in Sweden who have created a clear wood material they hope could one day be used for more energy-efficient buildings interviews Mark Swihart, professor of chemical and biological engineering in the UB School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. 

A post on the Coursera Blog interviews instructors of UB's new Computer Vision series, Radhakrishna Dasari and Dr. Junsong Yuan of the Computer Science and Engineering Department. The post defines computer vision and highlights aspects of the online courses. 

An article in USA Today features the work of Mark Karwan, Praxair Professor of Operations Research and SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor in the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering in the UB School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, and how mathematics plays an essential role in creating the NFL schedule each year.

UB’s Center for Industrial Effectiveness (TCIE), the business outreach arm for the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, managed course production.

UB’s Center for Industrial Effectiveness is helping Buffalo Niagara's largest nonprofit become a more efficient and effective organization.

Inspired by animals and buoyed by advancements in computing and sensing, teams of autonomous robots could alleviate future housing needs.

An article in The Wall Street Journal about the future of drone delivery services interviews Chase Murray, UB assistant professor of industrial and systems engineering, who said most of the things we order on Amazon don’t warrant the urgency of a drone mission.

The material could help reduce utility bills, improve energy efficiency of residential and commercial buildings.

An article in IEEE Spectrum about Facebook’s 60-GHz Terragraph technpology quotes Swetank Kumar Saha, a research assistant and Ph.D. candidate in computer science at UB, who has studied the performance of 60-GHz consumer gear for indoors.