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MSU researchers use AI to stay ahead of viruses
Researchers from the College of Natural Science and the College of Osteopathic Medicine have been awarded $2.7 million by the NIH to work on technology that could one day lead to universal vaccines and therapies against a range of viral diseases, including the flu, HIV and COVID-19.
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MSU researchers use AI to stay ahead of COVID-19 and other diseases
The National Institutes of Health have awarded Michigan State University researchers $2.7 million to continue developing artificial intelligence algorithms that predict key features of viruses as they evolve.
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