National Institutes of Health support VCU research on bone loss linked to spaceflight and aging
VCU researchers received a $3M NIH grant to study the genetic factors of disuse-induced bone loss, comparing spaceflight and aging to discover new treatments for preserving astronaut and patient mobility.
VCU-developed home sensor system could spot loneliness in older adults
College of Engineering duo say HomePal, developed alongside Emory University researchers, may alert seniors and caregivers through technology that monitors movement, screen time, sleep, phone usage and even vocal patterns.
NBC News and ‘Today’ feature VCU’s Stephen Fong in report on data centers and public health
The environmental researcher highlights concern about air pollution in a Northern Virginia community.
The PHP security crisis: Here’s why you recently may have failed to reach some websites
Vulnerabilities were discovered in the widely used PHP coding language, and the impact has been dramatic. Computer science professor Lukasz Kurgan explains what is happening.
VCU project will prepare future nurses for AI-driven healthcare
Eyuphan Bulut secures grant to bring AI and cybersecurity training to the next generation of nurses.
Exploring efficiency in machine learning with computer science faculty at the VCU College of Engineering
From data centers to delivery routes, learn what efficiency in machine learning looks like, why it matters, and how it’s being improved.
New dry powder system aims to deliver two treatments to the lungs at once
A VCU Commercialization Fund award will help Michael Hindle and P. Worth Longest test a platform that repairs the lung's surfactant layer while delivering a drug to the same tissue.
A beyond-the-skin imaging device moves toward the bedside — and the market
VCU biomedical engineer Anuradha Godavarty is advancing a non-contact, dye-free blood flow scanner toward a commercial future in wound care and vascular medicine.
Q&A with the Dean: Engineering Education in the Age of Physical AI
In this Q&A, VCU College of Engineering Dean Azim Eskandarian discusses the university’s new Bachelor of Science in Robotics and Autonomous Systems Engineering—a first-of-its-kind, hands-on program in Virginia.
National Science Foundation continues decade of support for protein research at VCU
Supported by a new National Science Foundation grant, VCU researcher Lukasz Kurgan, Ph.D., is developing advanced AI tools to better predict and characterize intrinsically disordered proteins linked to complex human diseases.
