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Projects span cancer treatment, surgical training, disease prediction and patient communication, bringing together researchers from across the university to advance AI-enabled health innovations.

Five U of A projects have secured funding through the U.S. Department of Energy's Genesis Mission to apply artificial intelligence to accelerate scientific discovery in support of energy, national security and other critical national priorities.

Center for Biomedical Informatics and Biostatistics faculty lead the nine-unit online program, which adds in-person sprints each semester.

The second Public Health & AI Summer School drew 75 practitioners for four days of AI training and 20 working prototypes.

The University of Arizona astrophysics team is using Codex to accelerate black hole simulations, helping researchers explore complex physics and test new ideas more efficiently.

Watch the AI Info videos for April 2026 featuring various presenters.

As AI and extended reality reshape daily life, the College of Information Science has relaunched its eSociety degree as the BA in Emerging Technologies in Society, preparing students to shape what comes next.

Students gain hands-on experience with artificial intelligence, software development, and astrophysics research, applying emerging technologies to real-world scientific challenges.

The University of Arizona's Tech Launch helped commercialize research that uses AI technology to predict individual cancer drug responses.