Marketa Trimble (Law) published an article on the Transnational Litigation Blog entitled, “German Court Decides U.S. Copyright Claims.” The article discusses the July 31, 2026, judgment by the Munich District Court in GEMA v. Suno concerning copyright infringement through AI training. The article focuses on transnational and conflict-of-laws…

Leah Chan Grinvald and Nancy Rapoport (both Law) were both named to the 2026 Top 50 Legal Innovators in Academia list by The National Law Review.

Lina R. Nih (Brain Health) and Seungman Park (Mechanical Engineering) have co-authored an article entitled “Cellular Viscous Properties in Senescence: An Emerging Biophysical Perspective and Potential Biomarker,” published in Ageing Research Reviews. This article explores changes in cellular viscosity during aging and their potential use as a…

Dan Wright (Educational Psychology, Leadership, and Higher Education), as the senior methodologist, published a paper on world-wide prevalence of birth-related PTSD in mothers from 31 countries in the British Journal of Psychiatry with colleagues from these countries. This is part of ongoing research on multi-national mother and children mental…

Shengjie Zhai (PI), Emma E Regentova (co-PI), Ming Zhu (co-PI) (all Electrical and Computer Engineering) and Vanessa Vongkulluksn (co-PI) (Educational Psychology, Leadership, and Higher Education) from the have received a prestigious National Science Foundation (NF) award of $899,898 for developing "Pocket TA: A Multimodal AI Platform for…

Austin Horng-En Wang (Political Science) published an op-ed, "Volume Manipulation has become a Bigger Problem of Influence Operations than Fake News", in The Real Clear Defense. Volume manipulation means a country uses mass and social media to influence the issue salience of the targeted country and its population, which undermines its…

Timothy Cummings (Nursing) earned the Certified Healthcare Simulation Operations Specialist certification from the Society for Simulation in Healthcare. The certificate recognizes the experience, knowledge and expertise of individuals whose primary role is the implementation and delivery of simulation activities through the application of…

David G. Schwartz (Ombuds Office) recently published a post on Informed Informality, his blog that considers people, organizations, conflict, and culture, among other things. The post explores why our innate drive to fix things can cause interpersonal disaster. And it doesn't try to fix the problem, but it offers a few alternatives.

Hal Berghel (Computer Science) has co-authored an article entitled "Generative AI in Higher Education: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" that is published in the current issue of IEEE Computer.  This article offers a balanced perspective of all aspects of the use of artificial intelligence in education.