Justice at Stake as Generative AI Enters the Courtroom

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‘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.

Professor Hani Mahmassani Passes Away

Mahmassani, who passed away July 15 at age 69, will be remembered for his expertise in transportation logistics and ability to communicate charismatically and clearly to the public.

‘Dancing Molecules’ Treatment Receives FDA Orphan Drug Designation

The regenerative spinal cord injury therapy developed by Professor Samuel I. Stupp repairs tissue and reverses paralysis in preclinical models.

Controlling the Shape of a Cell’s Nucleus Could Unlock Better Bone Healing

New research from Professor Guillermo Ameer’s team shows how a shape change of a cell’s nucleus can trigger regenerative signals and improve implant performance.

Justice at Stake as Generative AI Enters the Courtroom

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