The Center for Precision Health and Artificial Intelligence will spur interdisciplinary research that can better leverage—as well as more safely and ethically deploy—biomedical data in assessing and treating patients and improving their health care outcomes.

Professors Charles R. Sullivan and Jason Stauth Th'00 are leading efforts to make the tech we use every day better—and opening new opportunities in a range of industries.

Professor Geoffroy Hautier is part of an international team that developed a physics-based model, published last week in Nature Communications, to help speed up the process of finding the next revolutionary material.

The professor of biomedical and chemical engineering has helped change the face of engineering and create impactful solutions to medical problems and health inequities.