Faculty research harnesses the latest methods and data, ranging from ethnography to sophisticated 3‑D simulations and visualization.
The research harnesses artificial intelligence to "read" medical images, from X-rays to more advanced scans such as magnetic resonance imaging, or MRI, scans.
His research harnesses computational, economic, and community-centered design thinking to provide real-world solutions to challenging wicked problems in crisis informatics, market design under weak institutions, just public policy design, and urban environmental planning.
OUR RESEARCH harnesses approaches and methods from modern applied mathematics and physics, experiments and numerical simulations to probe a broad range of problems from the microscopic theory of melting to the mechanisms underlying cosmogony.
Methodologically, his research harnesses the combination of task-based, resting-state, pharmacological functional neuroimaging, as well as computational modeling approaches to mechanistically understand neural circuit dysfunction in disorders such as schizophrenia.
My research harnesses the existing petabytes of global environmental data to improve understanding of the terrestrial water cycle.
This timeframe was therefore a critical juncture at which to conduct this research and harness vital data of relevance to federal and provincial decision makers.
Told that his research — harnessing the phenomenon of hybrid vigor to harvest endless tomatoes — sounded like a pyramid scheme, Dr. Lippman played along.
Syzygy cost the Arts Council £45,000, took three years of research, harnessed the expertise of Cranfield military college and the National Nuclear Corporation, and this week finally came off the ground - but only just.
It was even more unusual for a violin maker to conduct hands-on acoustic research, harnessing technology so that modern hands might build instruments to rival the work of 17th- and 18th-century masters.
Whether handling deadly pathogens for biowarfare research, harnessing viruses to do humankind's bidding or genetically transforming cells to give them powers not found in nature, the estimated 232,000 employees in the nation's most sophisticated biotechnology labs work amid imponderable hazards.
