Becca Segel and Salvador Gala earned national recognition for their leadership and innovation in the manufacturing and finance industries, respectively.

A highly selective sensor developed by Pitt researchers can quantify immune responses — but may also have implications for everything from cancer treatments to allergy detection.

The award was granted by the National Sustainability Society, a society for sustainability professionals.

The ranking highlights the small number of researchers globally who have authored papers in the top 1% by citation.

The gift creates the Rees-Chancellor’s Scholars Program at the University of Pittsburgh’s David C. Frederick Honors College.

Curve Biosciences co-founder Chuba Oyolu is quick to tell people that art and science are not so different.

The NSF lab’s radiation-hardened computer system was adopted by the NASA Kennedy Space Center.

A recent study, led by Gelsy Torres-Oviedo, shows an assured walk may start with being able to perceive changes.

Amir Alavi and Alan Wells are building a handheld device that can report viral load at the press of a button, enabling care in resource-limited or decentralized settings.

The data they gather may help protect the health of players and give the team a competitive edge.