Saba Eskandarian designs online messaging applications using cryptography, allowing users to report abusive content without compromising their privacy.

Jasmine King reprograms cells to treat brain cancer.

Carolina’s libraries are vital for research, fueling projects across the university from art history to health science.

Obed Pasha believes good governance can transform lives.

Keith Sawyer teaches innovative thinking by studying the psychology of creativity in group settings.

Stephanie Engel uses scans of children’s brains to study the developmental effects of chemicals widely used in plastic products called phthalates.

Fear of reinjury can greatly increase an athlete’s chances of getting hurt again – but VR techniques developed by Shelby Baez can get them back in the game.

Rose Mary Xavier uses her multidisciplinary background to improve research access and clinical care for patients with severe schizophrenia.

Emily Grace Thomas researches mental health interventions for student-athletes.

Scott Duxbury uncovers vulnerabilities in online drug markets and the policing tactics to limit them.

Carolina researchers are using CAR-T cells to create better and personalized cancer treatments in one of the largest cell therapy facilities on the East Coast.

Mohammad Jarrahi wants to create symbiosis between humans and AI to improve workplace processes.