AI Info session videos

New U of A AI Platform provides secure, university-governed access to AI tools, supporting teaching, learning and research.

University of Arizona hosted the AI in Health Innovation Symposium, bringing together a powerhouse crowd of researchers, clinicians and industry experts from Arizona.

RCoEs bring researchers into shared spaces around broad topic areas that exchange, early concept development, and trans-disciplinary/convergent collaboration to solidify convergent areas of excellence, the preparation of proposals that attract external support, and national leadership.

Global Flu View brings together self-reported symptoms from millions of people worldwide, offering an early warning system that complements traditional methods.

University of Arizona engineers design a mesh sleeve that monitors leg movements with AI for subtle signs of frailty.

President Suresh Garimella and his leadership team updated the Arizona Board of Regents during the inaugural "Reporting on Our Promise" presentation.

A new technique helps artificial intelligence systems recognize when they don't know the answer, addressing "wrong-but-confident" AI outputs across science and society.

A $2.7 million award from the National Institutes of Health, will allow a U of A research team to develop imaging technology that will make it easier for clinicians to take high-resolution images from deep inside tissue.

The University of Arizona is expanding what's possible in brain and body health research by pairing advanced MRI technology with AI-driven methods.

After testing five sources of flood data, their analysis found that combining or comparing data could improve disaster response and recovery.