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Kean Computer Science Graduate Makes Jailbreaking Breakthrough
Kean Computer Science Graduate Makes Jailbreaking Breakthrough
Computer science graduate Brendan Hannon ’24 developed a novel approach to testing AI applications like ChatGPT and revealed vulnerabilities that could allow the technology to be misused for unscrupulous purposes.
Computer Science Student Researcher, Finalist for National Award, Graduating from Kean
Computer Science Student Researcher, Finalist for National Award, Graduating from Kean
Graduating senior Oluwatunmise Alabi’s research has earned her recognition as a finalist for a competitive national computing award and a job offer as a software engineer at Northrop Grumman.
Kean Signals Green Chemistry Commitment with Colorful Lab Coats
Kean Signals Green Chemistry Commitment with Colorful Lab Coats
Kean University is committed to transforming environmental science through green chemistry. The initiative uses tie-dyed lab coats to remind students and faculty to explore more eco-friendly chemicals for lab experiments and adopt sustainable practices to minimize pollution and waste.
Aspiring Physician at Kean Advocates for Diversity in Medicine
Aspiring Physician at Kean Advocates for Diversity in Medicine
Learn about David Graham's inspiring journey at Kean University, from a first-generation student to a leader in the pre-med and biology clubs, advocating for underrepresented students entering healthcare fields.
Facing the Tide: How Rising Sea Levels Shape Our Future
Facing the Tide: How Rising Sea Levels Shape Our Future
Learn more about rising sea levels, the critical role of dunes along the Jersey Shore and innovative strategies to address climate challenges with Kean Assistant Professor Jun Cheng, Ph.D.
Farmers and Experts Gather at Kean to Discuss Environmental Justice
Farmers and Experts Gather at Kean to Discuss Environmental Justice
Kean University hosted soybean farmers and biofuel industry experts from across the United States recently for a conference on environmental justice and the potential of biodiesel as a sustainable energy solution.
Hydroponics Research | Urban Farming
Hydroponics Research | Urban Farming
Kean researchers are studying the best approaches to hydroponics, which allows people in urban communities to grow their own fruits and vegetables indoors while protecting the environment and water resources.
Q&A: Faculty Researcher – Laura Lorentzen, Ph.D.
Q&A: Faculty Researcher – Laura Lorentzen, Ph.D.
Laura Mackey Lorentzen, Ph.D., is an associate professor and chair of the Department of Biological Sciences in The Dorothy and George Hennings College of Science, Mathematics and Technology.
Q&A: Student Researcher – Gabriel Serrano
Q&A: Student Researcher – Gabriel Serrano
Gabriel Serrano is a senior computer science major in The Dorothy and George Hennings College of Science, Mathematics and Technology at Kean University. Serrano, who is from Springfield, is mentored by Kean Assistant Professor Daehan Kwak, Ph.D.
Kean Designated Cybersecurity Center of Excellence
Kean Designated Cybersecurity Center of Excellence
Kean University has been designated as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense by the National Security Agency for its academic programs and practices to address a growing national crisis – the shortage of trained cybersecurity professionals in the workforce.