AI and Advanced Technology
We’re shaping the tools of tomorrow. The University has partnered with Anthropic and Amazon Web Services to create an AI-enabled Campus of the Future. At the same time, Pitt Health Sciences has made strategic investments that are propelling the development of ethical agentic AI and biotechnologies designed to meaningfully benefit the health of all.
We’re determined to make our world healthier.
With more than 115 research institutes, centers and hubs combined with insights we’re gleaning from the enormous scale of the UPMC patient population, we’re in a unique position to do so.
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It’s ‘Complicated’: Jamie Zelazny on Technology’s Role in Youth Suicide Prevention
Pitt Nursing researcher Jamie Zelazny discusses her work on youth suicide prevention, the complex role of social media and AI in adolescent mental health, and the importance of early intervention and open conversations about mental health.
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Pitt Researcher to Lead $24.4M DTRA Award to Advance New Approach Methodologies for Viral Threat Preparedness
The University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine’s Kambez H. Benam is leading a multistage, $24.4 million effort to develop advanced organ-on-a-chip systems that model human tissue interactions, with the goal of accelerating the development of treatments for viral diseases.
AI and Advanced Technology, Children’s Health, News, Research
It’s ‘Complicated’: Jamie Zelazny on Technology’s Role in Youth Suicide Prevention
Pitt Nursing researcher Jamie Zelazny discusses her work on youth suicide prevention, the complex role of social media and AI in adolescent mental health and the importance of early intervention and open conversations about mental health.
AI and Advanced Technology, News, Research
At the Intersection of Machine Learning and Multiomics, Pitt Researcher Shares Keys to Understanding Disease
Hatice Ülkü Osmanbeyoğlu began exploring biomedical informatics—a rapidly evolving area of study that involves using technology to improve medical research and clinical care—at the University of Pittsburgh as a doctoral student.