Artificial Intelligence

Research news highlights a science breakthrough in CRISPR gene editing, and stem cell transplants provide curative potential for monogenic inflammatory bowel disease.

Dr. Susan Furth is recognized as one of 36 “Chief Innovation Officers to Know” and more in this week’s research news.

Congratulations to five CHOP physicians on their election to the American Pediatric Society. This and more in this edition of In The News.

Two CHOP fellows join the Pediatric Scientist Development Program, AI offers timely diagnosis of genetic epilepsies, and more in this week’s news.

With the help of an artificial intelligence deep-learning algorithm called CytoCommunity, researchers better understand how specific cell groups in tissues organize to support tissue function.

In The News highlights findings on COVID-19 vaccination and children, pediatric underinsurance, and a glimpse into how cancer cells interact with each other.

Brain imaging at birth may predict autism and other developmental disorders and allow for earlier intervention.