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Experts from the Swanson School, Pitt Medicine and Carnegie Mellon combined their skills to engineer these stamp-sized, working models of one of our most complex organs.

The professor of history will serve a three-year term beginning January 2027.

The two-year Wyeth Fellowship will support the graduate student’s dissertation on art and education in Northern California in the 1970s.

The teaching assistant professor wrote about the Quechua Innovation and Teaching Initiative and authenticity vs. standardization in learning materials on the Indigenous language.

The $5 million grant will enable the center, along with partners Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Rigetti Computing, to construct the TangleLab testbed.

Part of the Genesis Mission, a national effort to harness AI for scientific discovery, the project could enable new chemistry and materials science.

Pitt experts are training two librarians from Kenya’s St. Paul’s University, which is home to centuries-old records documenting slavery and emancipation.

The Learning Research and Development Center’s practice arm will continue its work strengthening middle school literacy in two Pennsylvania school districts.

Visitors from the National Defense University’s International Fellows program heard talks on nuclear power, bioengineering and Pitt’s Center for Military Medicine Research.

The associate professor’s research focuses on how gut microbiota shape immune responses.