This technology utilizes the osmocapillary effect in a swollen polymer network to generate adhesion.

University of Pittsburgh researchers have developed a novel biofluid biomarker to identify early-stage pre-tangle tau aggregates.

University of Pittsburgh researchers have developed an evidence-based teaching course, Critical Conversations, to provide serious illness communications skills training to clinicians.

The mHealth App Usability Questionnaire (MAUQ) is a specialized survey instrument designed specifically to evaluate the usability of mobile health applications.

University of Pittsburgh and University of Pennsylvania researchers have designed and synthesized a series of substituted–indoles as positron emission tomography (PET) radiotracers for use in imaging 4-repeat tau (4R-tau) in non-Alzheimer’s disease (AD) tauopathies.

This invention introduces novel solutions and methods for machine perfusion to significantly improve organ preservation.

University of Pittsburgh researchers have developed an imaging method that tracks individual red blood cells (RBC) as they move through the tiniest blood vessels in the eye, without dyes, contrast agents, or specialized adaptive optics.

A University of Pittsburgh researcher has developed a human brain-computer interface platform.

The Pregnancy Eating Attitudes-Questionnaire (PEA-Q) is a brief, 11-item self-report survey that measures pregnancy-specific attitudes and beliefs about eating and weight gain.

University of Pittsburgh researchers have developed a serological biomarker test for the risk prediction of Epstein-Barr virus (EBV)-associated nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC).

GeniX is a generative AI platform that generates, validates, and personalizes clinical certification exam content, moving beyond static, human-authored question banks into a continuously expanding, self-refining question engine designed for autonomous content generation.

The invention provides methods for inhibiting the lipid kinase, PIKFYVE, to induce the proliferation of T-regulatory cells.

Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh have developed a novel microneedle array (MNA) technology for the delivery of adenovirus vectored vaccines, both with and without adjuvants.

This invention is a computational system that generates high-resolution synthetic populations representing individuals, households, and their socioeconomic characteristics for the entire United States.

Researchers from the University of Pittsburgh, University of Science and Technology of China, and University of Göttingen have developed an approach to design and build high speed electronic devices using petahertz optoelectronics.