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January 19, 2026 | By Sally Choi

Building a Better Way to Assess Kids’ Language Skills

While most AI tools are trained on adult language, researcher Eunice Jang has developed a platform that understands how children speak, write and learn Read More

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A scientific detour reshaped how we treat diabetes and obesity Read More

A surgical team in an operating room, with connected devices and monitors feeding into a “black box” system that records the procedure for later analysis.

What Really Makes Surgery Safer

By analyzing operating-room “black box” data, researcher Patricia Trbovich is showing that better systems – not just better surgeons – prevent harm Read More

Winton Daum Adjusting Theatre Lighting

Sally Choi

Building a Better Way to Assess Kids’ Language Skills

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What Really Makes Surgery Safer

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