Technology & Science

Take a deep dive into the history of Ski Festival and the Magnavox Odyssey with Pitt’s Zachary Horton.

Last year, a provocative paper overturned established wisdom about “silent” genetic mutations. Pitt's Craig Kaplan and a group of biologist colleagues weren’t convinced.

She’s the first female engineer from Pitt to receive the honor.

The associate professor in the Dietrich School will work with interdisciplinary experts to overcome challenges in quantum computing.

The funding will establish the Western Pennsylvania Quantum Information Core, a cross-disciplinary effort that will position Pitt and its partners at the forefront of the field.

Museum studies and public health students helped choose, clean and display the objects that make up the new exhibit in the School of Public Health building.

A Pitt engineering student who leads by example.

Robert Califf praised their approach to educating pharmacists on over-the-counter hearing aids.

Grace Fleury fell in love with one of the most notorious fields in STEM — organic chemistry — and now she has received one of the most prestigious awards for students.  

The students will receive an annual stipend and education allowance over three years.