SEAS in the News

Research team makes breakthrough with new 3D-printing material: 'Unique properties'
8/20/25
The Cool Down reported on research by Chi Zhou into the use of 3D-printed wheat straw fibers for home insulation.
No, Indian Army Chief Did Not Admit Losing Six Jets And 250 Soldiers To Pakistan
8/19/25
Boom utilized the DeepFake-o-Meter, developed by Siwei Lyu and his team in the Media Forensic Lab, to discredit a digitally altered video showing an Indian general claiming that India lost six jets and 250 soldiers during a recent conflict.
100 Hole Golf Marathon Held at Chautauqua
8/19/25
Gavin Rodgers, electrical engineering sophomore, participated in a 100-hole marathon at the Chautauqua Golf Club that was featured in The Jamestown Post Journal.
UB launches new AI-focused department
8/19/25
Dean Kemper Lewis appeared live on WIVB-TV last week to discuss UB’s new Department of AI and Society, including the seven new AI+X degree programs being launched this fall.
Connecting AI to the Real World: Understanding Model Context Protocol (MCP) by Anthropic
8/16/25
Team Security published an article by Syed Mohammed Faham, master’s student in artificial intelligence, about a Model Context Protocol by Anthropic.
A Christian Chess Detective Faces a Mathematical Stalemate
8/15/25
Christianity Today profiled Ken Regan discussing multiple topics, including his expertise as a chess detective and his pursuit of one of the greatest unsolved conundrums in mathematics, the P versus NP problem.

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