The Washington Post spoke to Lina Mu about reports on why people should protect their eyes when air pollution is high.

Scientific American published an interview with Eva Zurek on why superconductivity research has been plagued by controversy.

The Buffalo News profiled UB senior computer science major Holliday Sims who has used AI to research how to improve the child welfare system.

Science quotes UB mathematician Naoki Masuda on how some academics are using shady services to boost their professional reputation.

Health quoted Timothy Murphy in a story about how the CDC may be changing their COVID isolation guidelines in the upcoming months.

CNN quotes Daniel Kruger in an article discussing how products containing the cannabis compound delta-8 are sometimes marketed as “diet weed” or “light THC,” can still be dangerous.

Yahoo!News quoted Meredith Kolsky Lewis in a story reporting that the European Union adopted new laws making business more challenging for companies around the world, raising issues for how companies operate both inside and outside the EU.

USA Today quotes Siwei Lyu in an article explaining why AI-generated ads are getting harder to identify. 

LaGarrett King appeared on NBC News Now to discuss how public schools teach Black history.

The Los Angeles Times interviewed Nicholas DiFrancesco on the best way to view the solar eclipse that will be visible to millions of Americans in April.

NPR podcast The Academic Minute featured artificial intelligence researcher Yingjie Hu, who discussed how AI can be applied to social media posts to find disaster victims. 

The Conversation features an article written by Christine Bartholomew to explain what’s at stake if the Kroger Albertson merger deal goes through and why the government is opposing the deal.