Smart World
Smart World: The Intersection of the Physical, Digital, and Biological Worlds
The numbers of “smart” devices and services in the world are rapidly expanding and changing how people will live and work. This pace of progress brings both opportunities and challenges, and requires the focus of experts in areas such as data science, robotics, cybersecurity, autonomous vehicles, interactive media and game development, learning sciences and technology, bioinformatics, computational biology, neuroscience/engineering, architectural engineering, and smart design.
Researcher Shares 3D Roadmap of Coronavirus with Scientists Worldwide
A bioinformatics researcher and his team of graduate students have created and unveiled a structural 3D roadmap of the new coronavirus (2019-nCoV), a major development that potentially holds the key to understanding the spread and treatment of the deadly virus.
It’s All Connected
Many of the these activities will take place in a new 100,000-square-foot academic and research building aimed at creating connections between academia and the rest of the world in ways that realize the development of smart applications and technologies, as well as policies, businesses, and positive societal outcomes. The building will also feature an integrated Student Academic Services Center, thus improving campus navigation and accessibility.