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Lars Ruthotto, professor of mathematics in the Emory College of Arts and Sciences, discusses how the mathematical and physical sciences (MPS) — including mathematics and statistics, physics, astronomy, chemistry and materials science — can both contribute to and benefit from the future of AI.

The Emory BioFoundry Institute is designed to empower Emory researchers and encourage investment in order to transform groundbreaking ideas into real-world solutions that improve patient care and public health.

Stuart Zola has shaped scientific research and academic leadership across campus for more than 20 years. This month, he steps down from his role at The Hatchery, where he has advised student entrepreneurs since 2022.

Writers, filmmakers, artists and musicians from Emory’s faculty discuss the role AI plays in human creativity, and how creatives can not only coexist with it, but collaborate with it to expand their skills and hone their craft.

Emory professor Yana Bromberg’s seminar, “College in the Age of AI,” equips first-year students with foundational AI knowledge, encouraging critical thinking about its promises, limitations, ethical implications and impact on future careers.

Biomedical engineer Gari Clifford — recognized as the School of Medicine’s 2025 Dean’s Eminent Investigator — shares the story behind his work to track and predict health and illness, particularly in low-resource settings.