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Two University of Dayton School of Law students took part in their first ever oral argument by phone at the Ohio Second District Court of Appeals.
Software developed by a University of Dayton Research Institute scientist to quickly diagnose COVID-19 has been exclusively licensed by Greenville, South Carolina, software development company Blue Eye Soft. The technology, which detected the presence of the COVID-19 disease on a dataset of chest X-rays in seconds with 98 percent accuracy, was adapted from existing medical diagnostic software in a matter of hours, then licensed in less than three days.
Famed artist's books often depicted Mary, saints and religious stories — including one that will be highlighted in the 2020-21 At the Manger exhibit.
This is a testament to the human spirit during a time when that spirit is being tested. It’s about how a young, gifted University of Dayton researcher handed off the baton to a fellow UD graduate and a global team of experts in a fast, furious sprint to find a reliable technology that can quickly diagnose COVID-19.
