This research develops pH-responsive biomaterials to deliver chemotherapy directly to glioblastoma cells in the brain. By releasing drugs in the presence of cancer while remaining closed around healthy tissue, the approach aims to improve treatment effectiveness, reduce harmful side effects, and ultimately enhance patients’ quality of life and survival.

This research demonstrates how combining business management and epidemiology can improve hospital infection prevention. Through behavioral interventions, organizational audits, and patient engagement, three initiatives increased hand hygiene compliance by 15%. The work highlights the importance of interdisciplinary thinking, organizational culture, and accountability in creating safer healthcare environments.

This research develops context-aware AI integrated with extended reality glasses, enabling systems to perceive and interact within real-world environments. Applications include language learning and memory support. Findings show such AI fosters more natural, collaborative interactions, enhancing human perception, memory, and decision-making beyond traditional screen-based interfaces.