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Through Pennsylvania’s new Keystone AI + Quantum Factory, Associate Professor of Computer and Information Sciences Xinghua Mindy Shi aims to develop an agentic AI system capable of continuously modeling dementia patients' condition over time.
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Next-generation computing powers dementia-focused AI research
With the Keystone AI + Quantum Factory, Associate Professor Xinghua Mindy Shi is developing an agentic AI system to support dementia patients.
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Discovering Philadelphia’s Underground Railroad history
Using geographic information systems, College of Liberal Arts professors are mapping routes on the Underground Railroad that led to Philadelphia.
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Professor and doctoral student put playful learning on the map
Philadelphia was named the world’s first “Playful Learning City,” an initiative rooted in decades of child development research that began at Temple.
Lauren Morris, KLN ’26, became the first student in Temple history to win a national Hearst Championship title after earning first place in the Television News competition at the 66th annual Hearst Journalism Awards Program.
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Recent graduate makes Temple history at national Hearst Journalism Awards
Lauren Morris, KLN ’26, took first place in the Television News Competition at the 66th annual Hearst Journalism Awards Program.
Elina Hur, assistant professor of marketing at Temple University's Fox School of Business, found that consumers are more likely to commit to a choice when they feel their search efforts have paid off.
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Why consumers are more likely to commit to purchases they work to find
New research from the Fox School of Business reveals that consumer decision-making is affected by the order in which options are presented.