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Read about the ways Carolina’s research improves quality of life, fuels North Carolina’s economy, supports businesses, meets community needs and cares for citizens.
The fund provided $27,000 in combined support to early-stage ventures in artificial intelligence, digital innovation and health tech.
Vice Chancellor for Research Penny Gordon-Larsen talks about how the University is harnessing artificial intelligence for the public good.
Eye-trackers developed by Tar Heel biotech startup Carolina Instruments will offer insight into the neural networks that regulate behavior.
The University’s executive director of real estate development has extensive experience leading major mixed-use projects.