Great Sabres Game, complete with an overtime Shootout win, on Saturday November 1st, 2025 with #UBNiCE "Nuclear in Clean Energy" Club Officers Ashlyn Schwagler and William Dove. During one of the intermissions we went up to check out Section 326 where the #UBNiCEClub is hosting a

Sitting at #24 of College Insider Inc. Mid Major Top 25!🤘 🔗: collegeinsider.com/mens-mid-major… #UBHornsUP #ALLinGRIT

Dr. David Kofke announced on 11/20/25, based on the strong rate of enrollment, which has already reached 90% of capacity, that he has put in a request for a bigger classroom and doubled the capacity for #CE405, from 20 to 40 students. Dr. Jeffrey Errington (#UBCBE Chair) and

It is official and open to the public. Let's "Fission the Future" together on December 1st, 2025 at 5 - 6 PM at #UBuffalo with President and Chief Executive Officer of New York Power Authority, Justin E. Driscoll. Sponsored by #UBNiCE "Nuclear in Clean Energy" Club & University

THE CASE FOR PLACING THE #NYPA #SMR IN NORTH AMHERST, NY Placing the New York Power Authority's (NYPA) small modular reactor (SMR) in North Amherst, NY, offers several practical advantages: its suburban location in Erie County near Buffalo provides proximity to the Niagara Power

Many people walking past UB’s South Campus today see only an open green lawn between Clark Hall, Crosby Hall and Parker Hall. Few realize that until 2018, this spot was home to the University at Buffalo’s own nuclear research reactor—one of only a handful ever built on a U.S.

Special Message from Maximus Wunderlich the UB NiCE Nuclear in Clean Energy Club President. #UBNiCE Club Event Details:📅 Monday, Dec 1st 🕔 5PM - 6PM📍 Student Union 330 North (Amherst) Campus: The CEO of the New York Power Authority is coming to UB. I am incredibly proud to

This photo captures a glimpse of the appreciation, excitement and enthusiasm "Generated" by the #NYPA Team's visit to the UBNiCE "Nuclear in Clean Energy" Club hosted event at #UBuffalo. You might say there was extra "Electricity" on Campus Monday Night. In the photo: Courtesy

For all of the Chemical Engineers

Most of the new technology in the world happens in private companies in the U.S.