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A new “periodic table” of AI methods could make it easier to pick the right algorithm for multimodal problems and speed up innovation.

Read About Multimodal AI
Eslam Abdelaleem, an Emory graduate student, gestures toward equations on a whiteboard while presenting research on artificial intelligence.
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Wellbeing & Flourishing
The Evalene Parsons Jackson Lecture Series welcomes Mana Kia for a discussion of women’s lives and participation in Persian poetic culture before modernity. 
Scholarship & Success
Emory chemists developed a way to significantly improve the performance of light-emitting diodes ...
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Scholarship & Success
From identifying cardiovascular risk to supporting farmers in The Gambia and helping people build daily habits, three Laney Graduate School students are developing ventures that address challenges in health and community well-being.
Scholarship & Success
Meet six new deans, along with a key reappointment, who look to build on Emory’s strengths while ...
Scholarship & Success
“Experiments with Ethnography: Performing the Creative Humanities” will highlight unique ways to ...
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Scholarship & Success
The sociology doctoral candidate is examining how nationality, social status and personal networks can shape the experiences and economic mobility of Black immigrants in France.
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Dean's Announcements
Laney Graduate School students are invited to meet with Dean Kimberly Jacob Arriola during her fall office hours. These sessions offer students an opportunity to ask questions, share feedback and speak directly with the dean about their experiences at Laney.
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Wellbeing & Flourishing
The series begins Sept. 16 with film scholar Miriam J. Petty and a screening of Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing.