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The grant will support the next phase of their project to improve the “smart pill” sensor design, ensuring the capsule captures reliable, real-time data on gut inflammation.

This year’s recipients were recognized for work spanning artificial intelligence, climate science, student mentorship, and interdisciplinary education.

Furong Huang is co-leading efforts involving AI safety testing under simulated operational pressure.

The new approach marks individual cells with light, allowing researchers to link a cell’s genetic makeup to its response during stimulation and behavior.

Andrew Childs will honored by the Washington Academy of Sciences on May 7 with its Excellence in Research Award in Computer Science.

The kits use polarizing light filters to introduce superposition and measurement to secondary students across multiple states.

TRAILS researcher David Broniatowski explains the pattern-based systems behind tools like ChatGPT, and the risks that come with them.

Nazifa Ahmed Moumi is working to develop faster, more accessible tools to analyze vast amounts of genetic data.

Technology developed by UMIACS and NVIDIA will power next-generation AI-driven robotic systems.

The $270K award from Coefficient Giving supports her efforts to strengthen AI safeguards.