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Continuous, noninvasive blood pressure monitoring of various arteries

Researchers design proteins that respond to multiple body signals for targeted treatments, potentially reducing side effects in diseases like cancer.

Open-source AI now matches top closed-source models, aiding doctors with hard diagnoses while keeping patient data safe.

Could enable new advanced brain-machine interfaces

Researchers engineer a system where bacteria carry viruses into tumors, evading immune defenses to kill cancer cells while preventing spread to healthy tissue.

"We are looking at aging through a different lens, bringing more information to the table."— Computational Biologist Dr. Sara Ahadi

Scripps Research also developing treatments and vaccines using AI

Stanford’s SENSBIT system monitors drugs in blood for a week, helping detect diseases early and improve treatments.

Stanford researchers develop a method to deliver RNA to specific neuron parts, aiding repair and growth in neurological disorders.

Polymer-coated nanoparticles target tumors, release drugs, and avoid chemo side effects, showing promise for cancer treatment.