UNIVERSITY at BUFFALO - COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING (CSE) DEPARTMENT
The Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) Department at the State 
University of New York at Buffalo (UB) is one of the first Computer 
Science degree programs in the world (established in 1967) and one of 
the largest. With more than 35 full-time faculty
 members and over 850 graduate and undergraduate students, our graduate 
program offers M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Computer Science, and 
consistently ranks among the top 60 best programs in the United States.
CSE faculty are experts in their fields, and perform world-class 
and cutting-edge research. They include award-winning researchers and 
teachers (including 9 NSF CAREER Award recipients), members of 
prestigious editorial boards, and fellows of the ACM,
 IEEE, and AAAI. They have founded and direct major centers and 
laboratories devoted to big data analytics, biomedical computing, 
biometric systems, cloud computing, smartphones, robotics, computer 
security and information assurance, high performance computing,
 networking and distributed systems, multimedia databases and 
information retrieval, computer vision and information visualization, 
pattern recognition, machine learning, data mining, VLSI and computer 
architecture, and computational theory. CSE faculty were
 ranked 21st nationwide for attracting federal funding to perform 
state-of-the art computer science research in a recent survey by NSF.
Our graduates are highly sought after by academia and industry, and
 have been hired by major IT companies such as Microsoft, IBM, Google, 
Amazon, Facebook, and VMware. Our world-known graduates include: Carl 
Kesselman (co-inventor of Grid Computing), Robin
 Li (founder of baidu.com --
 Chinese Google), Bruce Shriver (past president of IEEE Computer 
Society), and Max Nikias (provost of University of Southern California).
 Our Ph.D. graduates often obtain very competitive faculty positions
 at top 100 research universities.
The CSE department is located in a brand-new $75-million, 
state-of-the-art classroom and laboratory building. This building also 
features a cybertorium or smart auditorium, outfitted with the most 
sophisticated communications devices and smart technologies.
 Flexible research labs, classrooms, and meeting areas foster 
interdisciplinary work. 
UB CSE has unique funding and research opportunities for Ph.D. 
students, with most admitted students receiving financial aid through 
TA, RA, or different fellowship programs. Please see the attached 
brochure and visit us at http://www.cse.buffalo.edu/ for
 more information, and feel free to send any inquiries to cse-gradinfo@buffalo.edu. The online application deadline for graduate studies at UB CSE is December 31st, 2013, and all supporting documentation is due
 January 15th, 2014. 
About SUNY-Buffalo: The University at Buffalo (UB) is a 
premier research-intensive public university, a flagship institution in 
the State University of New York (SUNY) system and its largest and most 
comprehensive campus. UB’s more than 28,000 students
 pursue their academic interests through more than 300 undergraduate, 
graduate and professional degree programs. Founded in 1846, the 
University at Buffalo is a member of the Association of American 
Universities. (http://www.buffalo.edu)
About Buffalo/Niagara Area: The second-largest city in New 
York State, Buffalo is one of the most livable, lively, and comfortable 
places in which to live, work, and play. It’s an easygoing, inviting mix
 from great music and food to spirited professional
 sports teams, renowned architecture and cultural institutions, and 
top-notch entertainment. Situated at the eastern end of Lake Erie where 
the Great Lakes empty into the Niagara River, Buffalo is in easy reach 
of the Canadian lakeshore and Niagara Falls, the
 most accessible of the world’s natural wonders. The Buffalo Niagara 
region offers all of the amenities of a major urban area—without the 
headaches. The average workday commute is less than twenty minutes, 
which is the lowest out of fifty major U.S. cities.
 Affordable housing is widely accessible throughout the region, and a 
reasonable cost of living makes the good life possible on any budget. 
Most neighborhoods offer easy access to shopping, recreation,   dining, 
and excellent schools. (http://www.visitbuffaloniagara.com/)
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