Senior Eric Steinberg made it into the football big leagues without running a single play. As a finalist in the NFL’s Big Data Bowl, Eric and his teammates developed TEndencIQ, a model that uses pre-snap data to predict tight end behavior, offering valuable insights for defensive strategies.

Emory’s AutoSolvateWeb chatbot simplifies quantum chemistry simulations, enabling nonexperts to model molecules in solution without coding. This free, cloud-based tool democratizes computational chemistry and marks a major advance in integrating AI into education and scientific research.

Emory Healthcare’s Emory Digital team hosted an AI Showcase for the academic community, themed “From Idea to Reality,” featuring a fireside chat with AI leaders, presentations on Emory projects and a collaborative brainstorming session.

Emory Healthcare is introducing a new model of patient care through its virtual nursing initiative. By integrating AI-driven technology and telehealth solutions, this program enables nurses to remotely monitor and support patients, enhancing safety and efficiency.

Assistant professor of biomedical informatics Azra Ismail is partnering with Myna Mahila Foundation to design Myna Bolo, an AI chatbot supporting sexual and reproductive health for women in India. The tool offers guidance on family planning, pregnancy care and anatomy.