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By Bamlak AkliluPosted on

A personal reflection on global health volunteering in Guatemala

Cover photo by Bamlak Aklilu This past spring break, I had the privilege of returning to San Pedro La Laguna, Guatemala, with the Vanderbilt chapter…

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By Sanjana SrikanthPosted on

Diving into the depths of artificial intelligence with DeepSeek AI

As artificial intelligence continues to evolve faster than ever, large language models have taken the global stage, with ChatGPT becoming a household staple in the…

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By Paige RobersonPosted on

Beyond the algorithm: How Vanderbilt students can challenge AI bias

The “coded gaze” is a term coined by researcher Joy Buolamwini that describes the algorithmic bias in technology, particularly facial recognition systems, where the biases…

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By Selin KandemirPosted on

Lung cancer: Most neglected, most deadly

A grandparent, a parent, an aunt, or an uncle — almost everyone knows someone affected by lung cancer. Lung cancer kills more people than any…

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By Sooraj PusapatiPosted on

Nobel laureates at Vanderbilt: Biographies of two groundbreaking researchers

Vanderbilt is a globally renowned university known for its groundbreaking research, and the Nobel Prize is often seen as the reward for the pinnacle of…

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By Vinny GandraPosted on

Why we love music: The science behind your favorite playlists

Our favorite songs have a way of evoking emotions in us, whether it’s an undeniable urge to get up and dance or an overwhelming need…

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By Lauren LamsonPosted on

Plastic containers release billions of microplastics in your microwave

Microplastics are everywhere. They are in the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the food we eat. They worm their way into the…

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By Landri DominguePosted on

My surgeon is a robot: Vanderbilt’s efforts to develop a fully autonomous surgical robot

A Vanderbilt University research team has launched a project to develop a fully autonomous surgical robot capable of performing surgical procedures without any human intervention.…

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By Kaylyn SethakoseePosted on

The evolution and future of touchscreen technology

Touchscreens have become an essential part of everyday life, and on Vanderbilt’s campus, nearly everyone interacts with them, whether on smartphones, tablets, or laptops. Touchscreen…

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By Carolina PinoPosted on

The case for breeding bookworms

Once upon a time, clocks seemed to tick endlessly as elementary students counted down the seconds until library doors would burst open for the beloved…

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