George Lee stands smiling with arms crossed in a black V-neck sweater. Behind him are metal beams and bars that make up a structure, with a large bolt to the right.

George C. Lee, #UBCSEE former chair and professor emeritus, and former dean of #UBSEAS, passed away on Feb. 21.

Learn about Lee's life, legacy and impact on SEAS and the period of tremendous growth Lee oversaw during his 17-year tenure as dean here: ubseas.info/46zErOY

Wu delivered a keynote presentation at an international conference on AI-empowered wind engineering Teng Wu was invited to share his expertise on wind engineering at the 11th Taiwan Conference on Wind Engineering.

Last month, #UBCSEE professor Teng Wu was invited to deliver a keynote presentation on "AI-empowered performance-based wind engineering" at the 11th Taiwan Conference on Wind Engineering (TCWE11)! 👏

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Ning Dai elected chair for Gordon Research Conference on Water Disinfection, Byproducts and Health Ning Dai, associate professor in the Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering, was elected vice chair for the 2025 Gordon Research Conference (GRC): Water Disinfection, Byproducts and Health, and will chair this GRC in 2027.

Congratulations to #UBCSEE associate professor Ning Dai on being elected chair for the 2027 Gordon Research Conference (GRC): Water Disinfection, Byproducts, and Health! 👏

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CSEE student awarded September 11th Memorial Fellowship for AI driven transportation solution for system efficiency Megh KC, PhD student studying transportation systems engineering, is accepted into the September 11th Memorial Program by the New York Metropolitan Transportation Council (NYMTC) for his research...

#UBCSEE PhD student Megh KC has been accepted into @nymtc.bsky.social’s prestigious September 11th Memorial Fellowship for his research on Transit Bus Electrification 👏

Congratulations, Megh! 🎉

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CSEE student awarded the 2025 Chinese-American Professors in Environmental Engineering and Science Virtual Student Poster Competition Chonglin Zhu, a PhD candidate in the Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering, is an award recipient of the Chinese-American Professors of Environmental Engineering and Scien...

Congrats to #UBCSEE PhD candidate Chonglin Zhu for receiving an award in the 2025 Chinese-American Professors in Engineering and Science (CAPEES) Virtual Student Poster Competition! 👏

Her research is on the prediction of virus resistance to disinfection treatment.

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Saju (left) and Sun (right) in front of map on an Omniglobe showing TEMPO's view of Nitrogen Dioxide (NO₂) from its geostationary perspective with a global background from another satellite instrument, the TROPOspheric Monitoring Instrument (TROPOMI), on display at the Buffalo Science Museum.

Congrats to #UBCSEE PhD student Jobaer Ahmed Saju on being awarded the Future Investigators in NASA Earth and Space Science and Technology (FINESST) fellowship for his work in developing improved systems to monitor air quality! 🤘

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Andrew Whittaker elected distinguished member of ASCE Andrew Whittaker, an internationally renowned scholar and engineer, is one of 11 civil engineers honored in 2025 as a distinguished member of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), the highes...

Congratulations to #UBCSEE SUNY Distinguished Professor Andrew Whittaker 🎉 🎉 He has been selected as a 2025 distinguished member of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), the highest honor the society bestows upon civil engineers!

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A celebratory graphic from the University at Buffalo School of Engineering and Applied Sciences for the Class of 2025. The image features a group photo of faculty and staff from the Department of Biomedical Engineering, smiling and making the “horns up” hand sign. Below the photo is a congratulatory message from Yun Wu, recognizing the graduates' resilience, creativity, and achievements. The message encourages students to "go forth and engineer a healthier, better future." The background is blue with white technical design elements.

A congratulatory graphic from the University at Buffalo School of Engineering and Applied Sciences for the Class of 2025. The image features a professional portrait of Francine Battaglia, chair and professor in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. A message from her is written to the right that praises graduates’ hard work and achievements, highlights the strong foundation built through their education, and offers well wishes for the future. The background is blue with white technical circuit-style graphics and text.

A congratulatory graphic from the University at Buffalo School of Engineering and Applied Sciences celebrating the Class of 2025. The image features a photo of Krishna Rajan standing outdoors in front of Davis Hall. The message from Rajan, representing the Department of Materials Design & Innovation (MDI), congratulates graduates and highlights the department’s 10th anniversary. He emphasizes the significance of the students' role in the department’s journey and reminds them they will always be part of the MDI family. The design has a blue background with white circuit-inspired graphics.

A congratulatory graphic for the University at Buffalo School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Class of 2025. On the left is a professional portrait of Alan Rabideau, chair and professor in the Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering. On the right is a message on a blue background with white technical blueprint-style graphics. The message reads: "Congratulations on your achievements! The protection and restoration of our natural and built environments have never been more important priorities, but we are confident that your technical prowess, social awareness, and integrity will lead us to a better future. The CSEE faculty and staff are very proud of your accomplishments and we wish you the very best in your careers!" Below the photo is his name and title: "Alan Rabideau, Civil, Structural & Environmental Engineering." The design has a blue background with white circuit-inspired graphics.

Some words of wisdom from #UBSEAS department chairs and professors for the #UBClassof2025 💙🤍

4 more days! 🤘🎓

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Two students in #UBSEAS have received the SUNY Chancellor's Award for Student Excellence 🌠🌠 Congratulations to #UBCSEE senior Ava Fetzner and #UBBME senior Ella Markham 🎉 🎉 Learn more about all that they have accomplished in their four years at #UBuffalo here: ubseas.info/3RSnuaH 💙🤍

From trash to building material! ♻️

Meet DJ, #UBCSEE freshman and Precious Plastics project lead for Engineers for a Sustainable World (ESW), and learn how they turn bottles and other plastics into creative, usable products 💙🤍

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Civil engineering faculty and advisory board chair named ASCE Fellows Darrell Kaminski, assistant professor of practice, and Dan D’Angelo, advisory board chair, both in the Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering, have been elected fellows of...

Congratulations to #UBCSEE assistant professor Darrell Kaminski and alum Dan D'Angelo on being named ASCE Fellows 🎉 🎉

Learn more about the celebrated and creative contributions to civil engineering that earned Darrell and D'Angelo the designation here: ubseas.info/3XIcu3b

Will Lake Erie completely freeze over? Joseph Atkinson, director of the Great Lakes Program at UB, weighs in.

#UBCSEE professor and director of #UBuffalo's Great Lakes Program Joseph Atkinson weighed in on the possibility of Lake Erie completely freezing over, something that has not happened since 1996 but that Atkinson said is certainly a possibility in 2025.
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