Researchers at the University of California, Davis, have developed a new artificial intelligence (AI)–powered video assessment tool, Async, designed to enhance the accuracy and accessibility of remote mental health and medical screenings. The platform integrates machine learning, multi‑language patient interviews by AI video agents, ambient AI, and voice and movement recognition technologies. The goal is […]
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By Neelanjana Gautam In his monthly column published earlier this year, Chancellor Gary S. May highlighted how UC Davis leverages artificial intelligence to transform health care — from analyzing millions of medical records to identify patients at risk for life‑threatening conditions to improving stroke response times and cancer detection. Many AI applications are already in […]
NIH Common Form biosketches will be due for all proposals beginning May 8 – this means it is mandatory for all May 25 deadlines. The announcement by NIH states “the current leniency period previously communicated in NOT-OD-26-033 will end on May 7, 2026, the final AIDS standard receipt date for Cycle 1. Use of the Common […]
About the Event The annual UC Davis Research Expo showcases the latest research-related opportunities, insight, resources and tools to help you advance your research. The event includes exhibits, presentations, workshops and opportunities to network with potential collaborators. We welcome you to enjoy the full event or attend portions that are of particular interest. If you […]
The Vice Chancellor for Research is pleased to announce the launch of the Research Cores Central Investment Program, an outcome of the START Committee for Increasing Our Research Excellence with the support of the Provost. The Research Cores Central Investment Program will provide $1 million in ongoing funds and $250,000 in additional one-time funds for […]
Osteoarthritis and osteoporosis, two common degenerative musculoskeletal diseases affecting roughly 33 million adults in the United States, leave millions coping with fragile bones, fractures, and worn joints that often require replacement. Despite their impact, no therapies currently exist to slow or reverse osteoarthritis, and most osteoporosis treatments work primarily by reducing bone loss, with only […]
