SEAS in the News

a lawsuit with NASA over space debris
6/20/24
John Crassidis appeared on RTVI to discuss why a piece of space debris recently made its way through Earth’s atmosphere and fell on a house in Florida.
New York Power Authority Awards $10,000 College Scholarships to 20 Accomplished Students
6/18/24
Informed Infrastructure reported that the New York Power Authority has awarded multiple $10,000 scholarships to accomplished students, including mechanical engineering student Daphney Ramirez.
$2.9M research grant funds technology for MS stem cell therapy
6/15/24
Multiple Sclerosis News Today reported that a UB study, co-led by Stelios Andreadis, has been awarded $2.9 million to study stem cell therapies for multiple sclerosis (MS).
One Satellite Crash Could Upend Modern Life
6/14/24
An article in The Atlantic about the growing problem of space debris and satellite collisions quoted John Crassidis.
Is This AI? Taylor Swift, Drake, and a Music Industry in Trouble
6/12/24
Teen Vogue quoted Siwei Lyu in an article about spotting AI-generated images and media in pop culture.
University of ‘4-ida’ sets standard for steel bridge excellence
6/10/24
The American Society of Civil Engineers reported that UB’s steel bridge team placed second nationwide in the 2024 Student Steel Bridge Competition National Finals in Louisiana.

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