Will robotic home health aides ever possess the compassion and technical expertise to care for the most vulnerable among us? Can artificial intelligence (AI) adequately recover the voiceless from the historical record? What can we ...
Imagine a world where the possibility of bacterial infections makes surgery insanely risky. According to research presented by Team Apocalypse, one of six teams to participate in the Healthcare Futuring Competition 2040 held earlier this ...
By Kelundra Smith Anything is possible at The Hatchery, Center for Innovation at Emory University. The center opened in spring 2020 and supports student innovators and entrepreneurs as well as related programs across campus. When ...
By Christina Perrier Appearing on Shark Tank, although daunting, is often an entrepreneur’s dream. The popular ABC show, now in its 13th season, receives upwards of 40,000 applicants each year, 150 of which are pushed ...
By Leslie Wingate “Speak What Must Be Spoken,” an Emory Libraries traveling exhibit about Black art and activism, inspired a compelling Black Lives Matter street mural unveiled recently at Atlanta’s Drew Charter School. The Emory ...
By Sally Parker High-tech entrepreneurs may be the darlings of the business press, but the backbone of the U.S. economy is small, local businesses that meet the needs of their neighbors. In fact, startups with ...
Maya Caron wants to be a doctor. Ben Damon wants to impact policy. Rosseirys De La Rosa wants to support her family. Anna Lindquist wants to teach people the power of words. Every student comes ...
Through a new collaboration, Emory’s Faculty Staff Assistance Program will provide an immediate and urgent response to Atlanta Public School employees who may need emotional or behavioral assistance during work hours. Working through the pandemic ...
A team of six Emory computer science students are helping to usher in a new era in artificial intelligence. They’ve developed a chatbot capable of making logical inferences that aims to hold deeper, more nuanced ...
In 1905, the philosopher George Santayana wrote, “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” More than a century later, people across the world are reckoning with shared histories and working to ...
Next Generation Classrooms Elevate Student Experiences and Extend GlobalReach Emory University’s Goizueta Business School is celebrating the opening of three next generation global classrooms that deliver a truly immersive, dynamic experience to students from anywhere in the world. The ...
Emory University’s Office of Technology Transfer (OTT) recognized its faculty entrepreneurs and their discoveries at its 15th Annual Celebration of Technology and Innovation. The event was held virtually on June 30. The winners in the four ...
President Gregory L. Fenves met with leaders of the student-led initiative Plastic Free Emory Project on June 15 and signed the “Break Free from Plastic Pledge,” which outlines a five-year plan for reducing unnecessary single-use plastics on ...
For Mikail Albritton, it comes down to three words: “visible, tangible and lasting.” He is describing the impact that he wants to have serving Atlanta’s Edgewood community this summer as an Emory Community Building and ...
In an academic year in which the pandemic completely upended the extracurricular routines of campus life, Genevieve Wilson found novel ways to continue to enlist in service and allow her fellow Emory students to do ...
By Cassandra Maddox Suman Malempati was not your traditional Emory Law student. He had a whole career behind him before he even began filling out his application. Malempati was a pediatric oncologist, researcher, and associate ...
As an Emory Pipeline Collaborative (EPiC) graduate, Emory University sophomore Jamal Hilaire appreciates the in-depth view of health care that the program provided and for which it is principally known. However, his participation yielded so much more. ...
The discovery of lead contamination in Atlanta’s mostly poor, largely Black, Westside neighborhood began innocuously. Two years ago, Emory environmental science professor Eri Saikawa, wanting to help her then-graduate student find a thesis topic, suggested ...
A little over a year ago, Emory’s 15,000-square-foot student innovation center, The Hatchery, opened its doors to provide programs and space to fuel creativity and support Emory innovators and entrepreneurs at every stage of their ...
Throughout its history, Emory has sought to live up to the highest ideals of the word when engaging with external partners. The university’s new, centralized community engagement strategy will bring even greater coherence to this ...
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