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Blog / The Role of AI in Cancer Diagnosis and Disease Progression

September 9, 2026 / WinSPIRE: Science in the News /

When 69-year-old Dianne Covey went to the doctor with a persistent cough, a standard chest X-ray was taken. To the human eye, early-stage lung abnormalities can be incredibly difficult to diagnose. However, her scan was analyzed by an Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool called Annalise.ai, which flagged a microscopic area of concern. The tool caught her lung cancer at Stage 1.

This article is part of our WinSPIRE Science in the News series. Authors: Karla Caracheo Gonzalez and Mia McGonnel Jasionowski

Blog / The Use of Artificial Intelligence in Cancer Detection and Prediction

July 17, 2024August 19, 2024 / Hope Kellner /

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a popular and evolving technology that is often defined as computer programs or algorithms trained to “think like” or replicate human intelligence. The applications of AI…

Academia / Academic Integrity in the Era of Artificial Intelligence

February 29, 2024September 2, 2026 / Marissa Hughes /

We have seen the role of artificial intelligence (AI) expand exponentially in recent years. With every big technological advancement, we should consider and prepare for their potentially irreversible impacts on society. AI may have a profound effect in academia, not only in the classroom but in the fundamental integrity of scientific writing and discoveries. If compromised, the consequences could be felt on a global and generational scale.

Blog / AI Art: An Art or Artist’s Revolution

March 23, 2023March 29, 2023 / Syed Masood /

The Development, Implications, and Ethics of AI Art

Blog / AlphaFold Unlocks Protein Structure Prediction with Artificial Intelligence

August 10, 2021 / Matt Niederhuber /

In theory, a protein’s structure could be computationally predicted using only its unique sequence of amino acids. But for the last half century, accurate structural predictions of proteins have remained one of the great puzzles of modern biology.