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Engineering News

‘Bone-ified Muscles’ Could Be Robots’ Next Flex

The bioinspired artificial muscles developed by Professor Ryan Truby enable robotic limbs to push, lift, and kick.

Backed by Philanthropy, CEVO Advancing Personalized Glaucoma Treatment with AI and Imaging

Led by Professor Hao F. Zhang, the center will advance its work by developing cutting-edge tools to better understand and treat glaucoma, one of the world’s leading causes of permanent blindness.

In the Media

AI Data Centers Driving up ComEd Electricity Prices, Experts Say

Professor Jennifer Dunn told WGN that data centers that provide services related to AI are likely to blame for a rise in electricity prices.

WGN-TV Chicago

In the Media

Is Baby Getting Enough Breastmilk? New Device Helps Moms Learn

The Los Angeles Times wrote about the recent work by Professor John Rogers that can provide clinical-grade, continuous monitoring of breast milk consumption.

Los Angeles Times

New Strategy Doubles Chemo Effectiveness in Treatment-Resistant Cancer

A new study from Professor Vadim Backman shows that restoring cellular memory prevents cancer cells’ ability to adapt to evade treatment.

Chafing Against Regulation, Silicon Valley Pivots to Pandemic

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