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AI drug discoveries to cut costs and save lives: Medicine’s next big thing?

ORLANDO, FL – It takes millions, if not billions, of dollars to take a drug from the lab to the pharmacy. Last year out of thousands of drugs in clinical trials, the FDA approved 37, the fewest to pass regulatory scrutiny since 2016. But now, artificial intelligence, or AI, may help to weed out the good…...
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Sudipta Seal

Nano-Coatings Wipe Out COVID-19

ORLANDO, Fla. (Ivanhoe Newswire) – COVID-19 first hit the news more than three years ago. But since those first reports, we’ve learned so much about the virus. Science now tells us it can survive up to 72 hours on plastic and stainless-steel surfaces, and can live 24 hours on cardboard. The findings suggest that you…...
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Seal’s Research Student Thesis Defense

Students in Dr.Seal’s research group defended their thesis this past month. Check out the gallery below for photos of their celebration...
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Seal Research Group Attends Meeting of Wound Healing Society

Professor Sudipta Seal and his research group recently traveled to the Wound Healing Society’s annual meeting to network and present their research to members of the scientific organization. Postdoctoral scholar Elayaraju Kolanthi gave the Young Investigator lecture while graduate student Yifei Fu received the organization’s travel award. Overall, the group presented a total of eight…...
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Research Group Attends MRS Annual Meeting

Professor Sudipta Seal and his research group recently attended the annual meeting of the Materials Research Society, hosted in San Francisco. Members of the group had the opportunity to present their research and to network with other academics, students and practitioners. The MRS Society promotes and advances the interests of materials scientists and engineers around…...
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