At Carolina, basketball coaches scout opponents with computer-generated video analysis, and a computer scientist at UNC-Chapel Hill are training computers to think on their own. Gedas Bertasius and his graduate students have created coding models that enable servers with 30-to-40 graphical processing units to recognize activities such as running and swimming in a dataset of 300,000 YouTube videos.
No action is required as the University conducts a summer test of its Emergency Notification System.
Heesoo Jang, who helped create a fact-checking service in South Korea, now focuses on U.S. media.
As the Tar Heels return to Omaha for the College World Series, they remember their biggest fan.
Using CellRaft Array technology created at Carolina, Cell Microsystems allows scientists to get better results faster.
Finance professional turned art historian Denise Murrell has curated an important exhibit on the Harlem Renaissance.