Rooted: Caterina Gallippi
The biomedical engineer uses ultrasound technology to see disease sooner and more clearly.
The biomedical engineer uses ultrasound technology to see disease sooner and more clearly.
Cope Feurer is uncovering why some teenagers are more vulnerable to stress than others.
As Carolina’s newest graduates prepare to cross the stage, three seniors show how research propelled their growth and shaped their next steps.
Jessica Murfree studies how climate change is reshaping sports and explores how athletes, fans, and institutions can respond.
Kennedy Kehaulani Guess is investigating speech and communication disorders caused by traumatic brain injuries in athletes and veterans.
Grace Wu is examining how job stress drives unhealthy eating and raises heart disease risks among North Carolina police officers.
Drawing on his expertise in engineering and medicine, Anil Gehi is redesigning how hospitals, clinics, and patients manage heart rhythm disorders.
By blending psychology and data science, Lindsey Rosman reveals how wearable smart devices are reshaping heart care.
A Carolina alumna and her former research mentors are developing wearable smart glasses that could one day support new insights into mental health.