Humans have been able to record their voices and play them back for more than a century. But even now, after decades of technological and computational advancements, using computers to

As part of a School of Architecture studio course, students recently spent a week in Barranquilla, Colombia, visiting residents in some of the city’s informal settlements and oldest neighborhoods. Then,

The 7th Annual Big Data Conference: AI in Healthcare and Latin America focuses on the digital transformation initiatives in Latin America and the use of AI tools and methodologies to

While kidney disease affects one in seven adults in the United States, it impacts Black patients much more. They are four times more likely to suffer from kidney failure than white U.S.

Angle Bush, who founded a company to increase Black women in technology, spoke at the University’s Richter Library Tuesday, October 18, 2022, about ways that companies and educational institutions can

When she got a message last spring about a new class focused on climate resilience, University of Miami senior Sophie Walenta was itching to sign up. The more the marine