Yasmeen Almog ’17 Is Predicting Bone Fractures With AI
‘The potential use cases are pretty limitless’
‘The potential use cases are pretty limitless’
‘I love opportunities to look at characters in big, exaggerated ways’
‘I see myself as a teacher, no matter where I am’
When the NBA created a bubble, Harrel brought his expertise in data science
‘The importance of maternity work did not wane during the pandemic’
‘I want other people to experience this’
At 29, Rampell became one of the youngest columnists in The Washington Post’s history
‘We think it is important to support this humanistic movement in medicine’
‘The best part of the job is that you’re in this think tank of great hockey minds’
‘You focus on human dignity and finding common ground’
‘As an editor, I hope to publish books that produce a window onto the world’
‘I realized the significance of what horses could do for people,’ Brown says
‘It certainly was, as far as I could tell, the best collection in the world,’ Seymour says
‘It’s an incredible story, so we’re bringing it back’
People think a Parkinson’s diagnosis is ‘the end of life.’ On the slopes, Brown shows that’s not true
‘The arts are always there for you to renew you and fulfill you’
‘I love to dig really deeply into what I’m covering and piece together a mystery,’ Ivory says
‘My hope is that kids will be inspired to grow up to be voters themselves,’ Zauzmer says
Living sculptures can reconnect migration routes like stones across a stream
‘Princeton changed my life in countless ways,’ Bender says
‘We recognize our ambition in this mission is very big and broad. We can’t do it on our own’
‘To me, health is not just about seeing your doctor once a year and checking the boxes’
‘Being surrounded by nature has been really great, especially in the pandemic,’ Lim says