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- 1Stanford Medicine researchers win ARPA-H funding for AI projects▼Stanford Medicine researchers awarded ARPA-H funding for AI projects
Stanford Medicine researchers have been awarded funding from ARPA-H, the US federal health research agency, to support projects using artificial intelligence in medicine. The awards will back work aimed at applying AI to healthcare challenges. Details of the funded projects, amounts and timelines have not yet been made public.
- 2ARPA-H awards University of Vermont up to $38 million for ICU AI project▼ARPA-H awards UVM up to $38M for ICU digital twin AI
The University of Vermont has been awarded up to $38 million by ARPA-H, the US federal health research agency, to develop digital twin AI technology for intensive care units. The project aims to create virtual models of ICU patients, allowing clinicians to simulate treatments and predict outcomes before intervening, and marks a major federal investment in AI-driven critical care research.
- 3Anthropic joins ARPA-H clinical AI moonshot●Anthropic joins ARPA-H clinical AI moonshot, will hold closed-door health care event
Anthropic has joined ARPA-H's clinical AI moonshot program and will host a closed-door event focused on health care applications of artificial intelligence. The partnership signals growing involvement of major AI companies in US government-backed medical research, as health agencies push to bring advanced AI tools into clinical settings.