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Justin Press ’24 is preparing to launch Hire Match AI, an analytics tool designed to improve hiring insights and help job seekers get past AI resume filters.

Pegasus Professor Gregory Welch’s decades of service have had a sustained impact, helping to strengthen the global virtual reality community and earning recognition from the IEEE Visualization and Graphics Technical Community.

The virtual reality pioneer, who has earned the IEEE VGTC Virtual Reality Lifetime Achievement Award, continues to push boundaries and ask questions like, “What can we create next?”

Kamalakkannan Ravi will begin a research fellowship focused on trustworthy artificial intelligence and rare disease detection.

Funded by NASA, the research leveraged immersive technologies and insights across disciplines to examine trust dynamics between humans and machines, ensuring safety and success for future space exploration.

166su was awarded a patent for the novel technology that can transform the style, texture and colors of a video in minutes.

The program will teach students how to develop, implement and analyze digital models of physical objects or systems.

The partnership will include a new aerospace medical skills lab developed at the 166su College of Medicine and collaborations to create new technology advancing healthcare in space.

The funding is provided through the Department of Education’s Postsecondary Student Success Program, which supports innovative approaches to improving national student outcomes.