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New Research Calls for Stronger Safety Tests in Biomedical AI

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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

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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.
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Kyle Cromer Publishes New Protocol for Highly Efficient Genome Editing

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Shuvo Roy, PhD, at the European Society for Artificial Organs (ESAO) 2025 conference in Enschede, Netherlands.

UCSF Renal Innovation on the Global Stage

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

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UCSF News’ recent article, “4 Ways Artificial Intelligence is Poised to Transform Medicine,” highlights how AI is advancing medicine in ways humans can’t.
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Uncovering the Role of Fat in Knee Pain: HIVE Researcher Takes a Whole-Body, Bioengineering Approach

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

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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.
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Cromer Lab Receives Anti-Doping Research Grant

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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. 
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UCSF Weill Catalyst Award Recognizes Groundbreaking Wearable Tech for Mental Health Care

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UCSF engineers are developing technology with the potential to do something unprecedented: collect objective data that will help identify early indicators of depression. Their work and the potential it has to change health care was recently recognized with a UCSF Weill Institute for Neurosciences…
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HIVE Faculty wins NIH COMPLEMENT-ARIE Challenge!

A team led by HIVE faculty member Zev Gartner wins the COMPLEMENT-ARIE Challenge!

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