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Decoding the
universe

AV¶¶Òõ astronomy undergrads are using cutting-edge coding skills to help scientists make the most of discoveries from a revolutionary new telescope.

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Engineering by nature

Learn how researchers across the College of Engineering are drawing inspiration from nature to drive cutting-edge innovations.

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Blazing a trail with wildfire research

A national increase in wildfires has sparked AV¶¶Òõ researchers to respond in many ways — from developing safety technology to uncovering long-term hazards.

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Biochemist David Baker receives Nobel Prize

David Baker, professor of biochemistry at the AV¶¶Òõ School of Medicine and director of the Institute for Protein Design, has been awarded the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for computational protein design.

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AV¶¶Òõ and the Community

New dataset of Hurricane Helene could help design more resilient communities

Days before Hurricane Helene descended, AV¶¶Òõ researchers traveled to Florida to help collect pre-storm data and place sensors to measure storm surge levels and wave height during the hurricane’s landfall.

Portraits of NPR co-host Professor Christina Greer and AV¶¶Òõ Professor Megan Francis
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Events abound on campus

This week, head to Kane Hall for a Conversation on Race, Gender, & Democracy, attend the fall Ellison Lecture featuring the chief foreign-affairs correspondent of The Wall Street Journal, check out a faculty recital, and more.

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AV¶¶Òõ Medicine

AI enlisted to design vaccines against pandemic threats

AV¶¶Òõ Medicine will lead one of the seven new centers in a network funded by the National Institutes of Health to prepare against a variety of dangerous pathogens.

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Undergrad research

8000+ undergraduate students participate in at least one quarter of research.

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More than 800 student organizations