Fighting to combat the opioid crisis
Prof. Fanny Ye advances artificial intelligence to dismantle the complex networks that create and traffic deadly opioids.
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Network biology connects the dots for human health
Networks form the backbone of transportation infrastructure, communication systems, and even the neurons in our …
Notre Dame researchers leverage social media data to develop a new AI-driven model for opioid misuse prevention in teenagers and young adults
Teenagers spend over five hours on social media each day – their online interactions might reveal clues that save …
Energizing tomorrow’s engineers: Notre Dame REUs
Imagine designing a more sustainable battery, creating nanoparticles to fight breast cancer, or engineering ligaments …
Matt Morrison recognized as champion for the advancement of women in the semiconductor industry
The Global Semiconductor Alliance Women’s Leadership Initiative (WLI) recently recognized Matt Morrison, Associate …
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