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Student Tai Robins Showcases Research at Fall Conferences
Ph.D. student Taiquitha “Tai” Robins put her best foot forward for Biomedical Informatics as she crisscrossed the county in fall 2024, showcasing her research at conferences and interviews. Supported by her mentors, Christopher Wardell, Ph.D., and Tremaine Williams, Ed.D., she attended three events. SIAM Conference on Mathematics of Data Science Tai presented her research, “Advancing […]
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Artificial Intelligence Conference Examines Impacts on Health care, Research, Education
Held in the Jackson T. Stephens Spine & Neurosciences Institute’s Fred Smith Auditorium, more than 200 UAMS faculty, staff and employees attended the inaugural Innovations in Artificial Intelligence Conference, which was also livestreamed to a virtual audience of 80. Read more
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DBMI Student Sudip Panday Brings Home Second Place in Graduate Student Poster Competition at the DART Annual Conference
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UAMS receives $31.7 million grant for clinical trials and research
UAMS has now received a $31 million grant to help with research and to help improve healthcare here in the Natural State. “We are thrilled to receive this award, which keeps us in strong and close association with around 60 other institutions across the United States. This is called a CTSA award, and that abbreviation […]
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