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UCSF’s HIVE Researcher Bringing Relief to Patients with Severe Dry Mouth

HIVE’s Kyle Cromer Receives Prestigious NIH Director’s New Innovator Award for Red Blood Cell Research

New Research Calls for Stronger Safety Tests in Biomedical AI

Members of the HIVE community recently published a new paper in npj Digital Medicine that raises important questions about how to safely use artificial intelligence in medicine. 

Step Forward in Artificial Placenta Research Offers Hope for Fragile Preemies

Shuvo Roy, PhD, and his team at UCSF have developed a promising new technology that could one day help save the lives of extremely premature babies.

Kyle Cromer Publishes New Protocol for Highly Efficient Genome Editing

UCSF Renal Innovation on the Global Stage

Reza Abbasi-Asl Featured in “4 Ways Artificial Intelligence is Poised to Transform Medicine”

UCSF News’ recent article, “4 Ways Artificial Intelligence is Poised to Transform Medicine,” highlights how AI is advancing medicine in ways humans can’t.

Uncovering the Role of Fat in Knee Pain: HIVE Researcher Takes a Whole-Body, Bioengineering Approach

Read more about Collins' work on fat-joint interorgan crosstalk in knee osteoarthritis, featuring the role of complement factor D secreted by fat in knee pain

Tired of bacteria making you sick? The Shipman group finds new ways to fight back by making bacteria sick

A groundbreaking new study featured on the June cover of Nature Biotechnology is paving the way for powerful alternatives to antibiotics, especially for drug-resistent bacteria.

Cromer Lab Receives Anti-Doping Research Grant

HIVE faculty member Kyle Cromer, PhD, was recently awarded a grant by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) to develop technology to detect clandestine in vivo genome editing.