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U of A study identifies key AI weaknesses

Moses Foiryolo in Elizabeth Hutchinson's lab analyzing MRI images.

KEYS Research Internship inspires BME student to work with American Cancer Society

Trevor Drouillard, electromagnetics engineer at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, interviews optical sciences and engineering senior Lumi Hissataka at the Interdisciplinary Capstone Open House.

Interdisciplinary Capstone Open House pairs seniors with real-world projects

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Tardiff wins $2.59M NIH grant

BASIS Tucson North graduate Jason Jimenez tests a device that binds to bone with mentor Philipp Gutruf, associate department head and associate professor of biomedical engineering.

Intern projects explore bone, brain health at KEYS showcase

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Roveda part of two grant-winning AI-health care projects

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Kim wins $1.88M to make super-small drug carriers

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Engineering recognizes student, teaching assistant excellence

Judith Su working in the Little Sensor Lab

Su wins Convergence Award in applied research

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