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Unfolding DNA’s secrets
University of Miami doctoral student Bishal Shrestha is using artificial intelligence to detect unusual changes in DNA’s 3D structure over time, opening new possibilities for understanding how disease develops.
From first lines of code to leading an AI project
Arian Djahed is using the skills he learned in the Master of Science in Data Science program to help build a legal citations tool.
From Miami to Mauritius
Recent alumnus Jason Ramkissoon was just named a Fulbright recipient and is the ninth University of Miami awardee to receive the distinguished award this year. He will be teaching English in the small island nation of Mauritius.
A University of Miami creative writing student finds her voice at WLRN
Creative writing graduate student Amara Evering spent her summer reporting across South Florida for WLRN and reached national audiences.
The science behind a baby’s smile
Two new studies suggest that smiling and other positive interactions with caregivers help shape infants’ emotional development.
University researchers take over ‘The Academic Minute’
University faculty members shared their expert insights nationally through “The Academic Minute,” a radio program and podcast featuring researchers from colleges and universities around the world.
At 90, a dream fulfilled
Drafted into the U.S. Army before finishing college, Harvey Harris received his University of Miami diploma 68 years later.
Can AI models identify Parkinson’s patients at risk for faster decline?
Machine-learning models developed by University of Miami researchers used clinical, biomarker and imaging data to identify Parkinson’s patients at higher risk for rapid cognitive or motor decline.
A humanoid joins the RoboCanes team
A new humanoid robot is expanding the possibilities for artificial intelligence and robotics research at the University of Miami.
Sirens to Odysseus: Are you listening?
A University of Miami specialist in the classics challenges the mythical representation of the Sirens in Homer’s epic, casting the sea nymphs as a subversive threat to ancient Greek social order.
A sea of opportunity for health and sustainability
A new study suggests Brazil could improve public health and food security by making better use of its seafood resources.
Can spirituality ease loneliness?
A new study by a University of Miami psychology assistant professor will delve into whether spirituality can help buffer the effects of loneliness.
