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Synced: MSU and AWS Present DeepAA: Fully Automated Data Augmentation Search That Rivals Human-Enhanced Approaches.
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MSU Today: Advancing federated learning with Google.
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MSU Today: MSU Professor Wins Amazon AWS Machine Learning Research Award.
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Amazon: AWS Machine Learning Research Awards recipients announced.
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MSU Today: Mi Zhang: 2020 MSU Innovation of the Year.
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MSU Today: Facebook Faculty Research Award Recognizes Machine Learning Advancements at MSU.
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Facebook Research: Announcing the winners of the Systems for ML research awards.
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DBusiness: Research Team from East Lansing's MSU Fourth in the World at Google MicroNet Challenge.
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MSU Today: MSU Team Focused on Artificial Intelligence Earns Recognition at Google MicroNet Challenge.
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NVIDIA: AI Can Interpret and Translate American Sign Language Sentences.
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NPR Michigan Radio: MSU team creates device to translate sign language into audio in real time.
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Smithsonian: Sign Language Translating Devices Are Cool. But Are They Useful?
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NSF: 4 Awesome Discoveries You Probably Didn't Hear About This Week.
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Tech Xplore: New technology breaks through sign language barriers.
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Futurity: Sign-language translator is as portable as chapstick.
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Association of American Universities: New Technology Breaks Through Sign Language Barriers.
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MSU Today: New technology breaks through sign language barriers.
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Futurity: How to protect your phone as you shop and travel.
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MSU Today: Protect your phone, data from grinches.
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JiQiZhiXin: MSU researchers develop NestDNN: a new framework for on-device deep learning.
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The Atlantic: Are you polluting your own home?
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ACM TechNews: Tune Out Background Noise With MSU's New Technology.
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TUN: No More Need to Turn Off Hearing Aid to Tune Out Background Noise With MSU's New Technology.
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R&D Magazine: Hearing Aid Technology to Eliminate Background Noise.
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Association of American Universities: MSU hearing aid technology to eliminate background noise.
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Fox 47: MSU hearing aid technology to eliminate background noise.
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MSU Today: MSU hearing aid technology to eliminate background noise.
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WIRED: To Compete With New Rivals, Chipmaker Nvidia Shares Its Secrets.
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TechCentury: Smart hearing aids: MSU researchers helping filter out unwanted noise.
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NSF: 2017 NSF Hearables Challenge Winners.
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Smithsonian: How Mobile Technology Can Help Universities Combat Depression.
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The Conversation: Helping universities combat depression with mobile technology.
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ASHRAE: New Technology Monitors, Identifies Sources of Residential Indoor Air Pollution.
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Futurity: Monitor finds source of polluted air in your home.
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DBusiness: MSU Engineers to Develop Indoor Air Quality System.
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MSU Today: New technology monitors indoor air quality.
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EdTech: Michigan State University App Helps College Students with Depression.
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NSF: PFI:BIC iSee Intelligent Mobile Monitoring Depression Service for College Counseling.
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iTechPost: Depression and anxiety treated through smartphone counseling on MSU campus.
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University Business: MSU tackles depression with mobile technology.
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ABC 7: Michigan State University professor working on mobile solution to identify pills.
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MeriTalk: MSU Tackles Depression With Mobile Technology.
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eCampusNews: $1M grant enables smart college counseling.
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Campus Technology: Michigan State U to Develop Smart Counseling Tech.
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Fox 47: $1 million NSF grant to enhance college counseling services.
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NSF: NSF invests 13 million in smart, human-centered service systems.
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MSU Today: $1 Million NSF grant to enhance college counseling services.
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ACM TechNews: MSU Technology Could Help Keep Elderly Safe in Their Homes.
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NPR Michigan Radio: MSU researcher studying new way to monitor at-risk senior citizens.
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ABC 7: Wi-Fi signals could keep tabs on health of aging family members, MSU exploring possibilities.
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Fox 47: MSU technology could help keep elderly safe in their homes.
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CBS WLNS-TV: MSU tech project could keep seniors safe in their homes.
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MSU Today: MSU Technology could help keep elderly safe in their homes.
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Fox 2: Head scan technology is coming, and it's not that far off.
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MSU Today: NIH Challenge winner helping solve pill-recognition problem.
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TechCentury: MSU engineering wins NIH Challenge to keep track of pills.
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TechCentury: MSU to study technology to help the elderly stay in their homes.
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NIH: NLM Announces Pill Image Recognition Challenge Winners.
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TrendinTech: This Wearable Technology Detects Health Risks and Depression.
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Stanford Medicine: Engineers develop new type of wearable device.
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ReadWrite: Can this new wearable detect depression?
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MedGadget: HeadScan Keeps Your Jaw In Radar View.
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CBS WLNS-TV: New wearable technology could help doctors track patient health.
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Futurity: 'HeadScan' could alert doctor if you're depressed.
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MSU Today: Wearable technology could help detect health risks, depression.
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MIT Technology Review: Got Sleep Problems? Try Tracking Your Rest with Radar.
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MobiHealth News: Cornell researchers use personalized algorithm in weight loss app.
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Mashable: This app helps you burn calories without radically changing your routine.
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MIT Technology Review: A Health-Tracking App You Might Actually Stick With.
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The Huffington Post: Your Smartphone Can Tell If You're Depressed.
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The Times: Check on your phone for signs of depression.
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The Washington Post: How your cellphone knows if you're depressed.
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TechCrunch: Your Phone Can Tell Whether You're Depressed.
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CBS Chicago: Study: Smart Phones Accurately Detect Depression.
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Daily Mail: How your smartphone could diagnose you with depression'.
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TIME: Your Phone Knows If You're Depressed.
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CNN: Can your smartphone tell you if you have depression?
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CBS News: Can your smartphone tell if you're depressed?
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Fox News: Smartphone sensors may detect depression, study says.
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Newsweek: The Black Box: How Your Phone Can Tell That You're Depressed.
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The Verge: Can your smartphone's sensors reveal if you're depressed?
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Futurity: How you use your iPhone could reveal depression.
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US News: Your Phone Knows You're Depressed.
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Los Angeles Times: Depressed? Your cellphone might be able to diagnose you.
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Chicago Tribune: Your smartphone knows if you're depressed.
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Discovery News: Depressed? Your Phone Already Knows.
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Live Science: Depressed? Your Smartphone May Tell.
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WebMD: Daily Smartphone Use Might Offer Depression Clues.
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Mirror: Spend an hour on your smartphone daily? You could be depressed.
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The Telegraph: Smartphone behaviour 'could diagnose depression' says new scientific study.
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The Wall Street Journal: Chainsaws, Gunshots and Coughs: Our Smartphones Are Listening.
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MIT Technology Review: Wearable Self-Tracking Tool Listens for Yawns, Coughs, and Munches.
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IEEE Spectrum: Smartphone App Keeps Watch Over Schizophrenic Patients.
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New Scientist: Listen to sounds inside the body to monitor health.
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Dartmouth Now: Harnessing the Power of Smartphones to Prevent Psychosis.
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USC Annenberg News: Mobile Voices wins UN Information Technology Award.
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Los Angeles Times: Giving immigrant laborers an online voice.