October 18, 2026
AI-enabled biochip for rapid cancer, disease detection
AUC researchers have spent more than a decade trying to turn tiny electrical signals from cells into an inexpensive early warning system for disease.
A first-of-its-kind review by AUC researchers analyzed more than half a century of research on the world's oldest people and found that exceptional longevity is shaped by an interco
With the perpetual rise of artificial intelligence, AUC faculty are looking for answers about how students should use AI in the classroom and testing if one set of guidelines could
AUC is partnering with Egypt’s Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation to implement a climate leadership program for Africa, training 100 African professionals from more than 22 countries across
Ruqia Akkad is a biotechnology graduate student at AUC who is trying to create an AI-optimized virtual cell line to decrease the cost of biologics — medical products derived from li