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A new “periodic table” of AI methods could make it easier to pick the right algorithm for multimodal problems and speed up innovation.

Read About Multimodal AI
Eslam Abdelaleem, an Emory graduate student, gestures toward equations on a whiteboard while presenting research on artificial intelligence.
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* Professional & Career Development
For many master's students considering graduate school, one question rises quickly to the surface: How will this degree help me reach my career goals?
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* Professional & Career Development
Jonathan King is senior manager of investments for Coinbase Ventures, where he helps guide investment decisions for one of the most active venture investors in the crypto ecosystem. His work focuses on companies building new onchain infrastructure, including emerging applications at the intersection of artificial intelligence and crypto.
Dean's Announcements
Dean Kimberly Arriola will continue to lead the James T. Laney School of Graduate Studies, where ...
Scholarship & Success
Emory University nursing PhD students Molly Szczech and Caitlin I. Webster have been awarded the ...
Leadership & Learning
As the new academic year gets underway, the nine schools that comprise Emory University have big ...
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Wellbeing & Flourishing
New Speaking Studio and expanded writing consultations help students build communication skills for graduate school and beyond 
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Alumni Impact
For Matthew Higgins 04PhD, the road to an academic career has been paved with purpose. When he arrived at Emory, he was looking for the kind of doctoral experience he had not found in his first program: a close academic community where faculty knew their students and invested in their development.
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Dean's Announcements
As we mourn the passing of Dr. James T. Laney, one word continues to appear in descriptions of his life: transformative. The word can feel abstract without an understanding of who Dr. Laney was and how he led change throughout the University.