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UK researcher develops safety system to help self-driving vehicles and drones work together

Yang Xiao received the NSF Faculty Early Career Development Award for his work helping self-driving vehicles and drones communicate, making future transportation safer and more reliable.

UK leads national effort to expand AI access for undergrads

UK is leading a $1.85 million NSF-funded, multi-institutional initiative to design accessible, ethics-centered AI curricula for undergraduate students.

CCTS Announces Agenda for 2026 Spring Conference

The annual CCTS conference, to be held on March 31, 2026, is Kentucky’s premier event for clinical and translational research.

UK to Host Infectious Disease Research Day 2026 March 19

CURE-KY, a consortium dedicated to expanding the impact of infectious disease research across Kentucky, will host its annual Infectious Disease Research Day on March 19.

UK, Microsoft to host campuswide ‘Cats AI in Action’ showcase

UK will host "Cats AI in Action," an artificial intelligence showcase in partnership with Microsoft, the first corporate partner of the Advancing Kentucky Together Network.

Architecture students reimagine a Lexington warehouse through AI-informed design

A new course examines how emerging technologies are reshaping architectural practice, while reinforcing the fundamental roles of narrative, research and human judgment in design.

UK to feature ‘AI in Action’ at Feb. 26 event

Artificial intelligence (AI) programs, partnerships and possibilities will take center stage during a campus AI showcase on Thursday, Feb. 26, 2026.

UK researcher part of team analyzing bias in large language models

New research from the Oxford Internet Institute at the University of Oxford and the University of Kentucky finds that ChatGPT systematically favors wealthier, Western regions in response to questions.

CCTS calls for abstracts and mentor award nominations for 2026 Spring Conference

The UK CCTS will hold its 21st annual Spring Conference on March 31, 2026. Abstract submissions and nominations for mentor awards are now open.

UK faculty awarded by Schmidt Sciences to bring AI to humanities research

Three UK faculty members are among the teams recently awarded $11 million by Schmidt Sciences to apply AI in the humanities.

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