UofL robotics team designs nursing assistant
The Adaptive Robotic Nursing Assistant, ARNA, could allow nurses to focus more on direct patient care by performing time-consuming tasks. Developed by Dan Popa...
Speed School camp aims to make life easier for those with disabilities
Last month, the J.B. Speed School of Engineering hosted its inaugural Design the Future Camp, aimed at making lives easier for individuals with physical...
UofL event showcases what’s new and next in advanced manufacturing
An annual conference at the University of Louisville aims to bring academia, industry, government and investors together to talk advanced manufacturing.
The 2019 KY Nano+AM...
How UofL is helping Louisville turn into an innovation hub
In early June, the city of Louisville announced a new partnership with Microsoft to explore the future of artificial intelligence. As part of this...
Startup licenses UofL technology for rubber recycling
A Pennsylvania-based startup, Arduro Sustainable Rubber, has licensed a technology invented at the University of Louisville for recycling vulcanized rubber, used in products like...
UofL research shows gene therapy may restore visual function for people with night blindness
By isolating where a key protein required for low light vision is expressed, scientists have shown that gene therapy may restore visual function for...
Engineering students show off product designs like smart toilets
JB Speed School of Engineering students are developing products that will, ideally, one day be used and sold by companies. Current seniors spend the...
Beer with a Scientist: How plans for a trip to Mars bring home our dependence on Earth鈥檚 environment
At a recent workshop at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to discuss health risks associated with a potential manned mission to Mars, it became...
UofL teams up with Humana Foundation, Interapt to launch community tech training program
The Humana Foundation, Interapt and the University of Louisville are partnering to bring a paid, immersive training program that teaches high-demand IT skills to...
Nobel laureate talks genetics, cellular immunity at UofL
Nobel laureate and geneticist, Dr. Andrew Fire, recently presented his current work to a packed room of researchers at the University of Louisville.聽
Fire, a...