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Dr. Smith and Dr. Rawat

Howard University Engineering Professors Recognized as Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the World’s Largest Scientific Society

Howard University College of Engineering and Architecture professors Danda B. Rawat, Ph.D. and Sonya Smith, Ph.D. are honored among 449 scientists, engineers, and innovators from around the world.

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Jaradat at work in his Geomaterials Research Lab with Ph.D. student Mohammad Almasaeid

Howard University Engineering Professor Advances Soil Thermal Behavior Research with $780K DOD Grant

Clinician studies in the Howard Simulation Center

Howard University Medical Simulation Center Expands Accreditation in Human Simulation

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Dr. Mae Jemison Encourages Bigger Thinking in Science and Discovery at Howard University

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SAVE THE CULTURE: Essential Literature in African American History

Black man with glasses speaks into his iPhone on the Howard University Yard

Howard University and Google Research Enhance A.I. Speech Recognition of African American English

Lucretia Williams with the book she co-authored, "AI For Community"

A Tool for All: In New Book “AI for Community,” Howard Researcher Lucretia Williams Envisions a Future Where Everyone’s Voice is Heard in Tech

Kofi Deh

Research Rewind: Super-Resolve Imaging Using AI May Help Detect Disease Early

Dr. Sandra Jeter

Problem Solving: Howard's Project PRESS Fellows Provide Critical Social Work in D.C. Schools

Honorary Degree Recipient Dr. Brown

Anesthesiologist, Honorary Degree Designee Emery Neal Brown on Understanding the Brain, Mentorship, and the Importance of HBCUs

Students viewing presentations during Research Symposium

At the Howard Research Symposium, Students Shared the Impacts of Their Work – From Georgia Avenue to the Moon

Natassia Janvier

At the Intersection of A.I. and Civil Rights, Graduating Law Student Nastassia Janvier Is a Proven Researcher and National Leader

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Dr. Amy Quarkume: Innovating with AI for Climate Resilience and Speech Delay Solutions

Dr. Andy and Dr. Clarke attending AI Symposium

Research Month Symposium Highlights AI’s Growing Benefits and Potential Biases