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Tar Heels help Olympic fans visualize speed climbing
The Washington Post’s augmented reality interactive video presents a 3D view of what looks like Olympian Brooke Raboutou speed-climbing the walls of your office or living room, thanks in part to UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media’s Reese Innovation Lab.
Carolina joins new NSF institute to enhance artificial intelligence tools for a more equitable, inclusive classroom experience
Through the new Artificial Intelligence Institute for Engaged Learning, Carolina researchers will guide innovations in educational AI from creation to application.
Carolina responds to partner with local communities after the pandemic
Through the Carolina Across 100 initiative, the University will support communities in each of the state’s 100 counties as they respond to opportunities and challenges.
Chancellor Guskiewicz and Student Body President Lamar Richards on getting the COVID-19 vaccine
As we approach the fall semester, Chancellor Guskiewicz and Student Body President Lamar Richards encourage students, faculty and staff to help protect our community and enable us to have the safe on-campus experience we love at Carolina by getting a COVID-19 vaccine.
EcoStudio provides professional development through coursework, internships
The EcoStudio at UNC-Chapel Hill pairs students with local environmental and sustainability entities to give students workplace experience and a chance to make a difference in the community.
Carolina to lead $15 million statewide COVID-19 surveillance program funded by NC Policy Collaboratory
The surveillance program, led by UNC-Chapel Hill's Dirk Dittmer, Amir Barzin and Audrey Pettifor, will collect, sequence and share data on SARS-CoV-2 samples from across the state, providing real-time information on variants circulating in North Carolina.