Supported by a $2.35 million NIH grant, UMD and Johns Hopkins researchers are using AI to develop longer-lasting eye drops for glaucoma and other eye diseases.

He is leading two new federally funded projects aimed at improving the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare.

Computer scientist Mihai Pop and postdoctoral associate Marcus Fedarko discuss how computational tools help decode the microbial world.

The new game—designed by MPower Professor Mihai Pop—challenges players to turn scientific symbols into imaginative research ideas.

Three UMIACS researchers took on leadership and speaking roles at international conferences spanning AI, computational biology and microbiome research.

Faculty, students and a postdoctoral researcher will contribute talks, posters and a keynote address.

Kyle Brumfield shares how researchers are tracking and forecasting bacterial contamination in coastal waters as beachgoers head to the shore this summer.

He discusses how his early interest in video games led to a career building search engines and software tools for massive biological datasets.

With new NIH funding, Najib El-Sayed is repurposing cancer-fighting inhibitors to block the metabolic “off-switch” Leishmania uses to hijack the immune system.

The new approach marks individual cells with light, allowing researchers to link a cell’s genetic makeup to its response during stimulation and behavior.