Can AI help clinicians spend less time reviewing scans and more time caring for patients? York researcher Ali Sadeghi-Naini is developing tools designed to support faster, more informed decision-making in cancer care.
A York University study explores how AI can help communities prepare for climate-related hazards by investigating whether emerging tools are ready for real-world applications.
AI is becoming a trusted source of advice for many young people. Postdoctoral researcher Abeer Badawi is exploring what that means for their mental health – and how to prevent harm.
Learn how three Schulich School of Business graduates used York mentorship and connections to launch Leni, an AI-powered tool that supports real estate investors in their decision making.
Toronto among host cities assessing fallout of World Cup responsibilitiesVijay Setlur, associate professor at York University, was quoted in Buffalo Toronto Public Media July 10 and CBC News July 14. West-end Toronto residents frustrated with Metrolinx over lack of GO train noise protectionsChristopher Bergevin, associate professor at York University, was quoted in City News July […]
Martin Petrin, an Osgoode Hall Law School professor, helped guide a team of Osgoode and Schulich School of Business students towards the top spot of an international legal artificial intelligence competition
From mud to meaning: Learn about a project led by York University PhD student Ayesha Menezes who is helping children engage in nature, learning and community through hands-on experiences.
What if your commute could become one of the most useful parts of your day? New research from Winny Shen of York's Schulich School of Business suggests a good commute may have less to do with travel time and more to do with knowing what to expect.
Lassonde School of Engineering student Soroush Baraouf has rebuilt the dormant chapter with a focus on providing students across all disciplines with opportunities to enhance technological aptitude through hands-on learning, AI tools and more.
What if a knee brace could do more than provide support? Backed by Connected Minds, York researchers are developing a prototype that uses sensors and AI to help patients and clinicians make more informed decisions about recovery.