Leading Edge | Uses of Base Molecular Resonance, Teaching Teachers AI - June 30, 2024

Base Molecular Resonance Bo Short | Base Molecular Resonance Technologies  Lee Duke | Base Molecular Resonance Technologies    Touting it as a piece of technology with applications in military, medical, and security - BMRT contends that its Base Molecular Resonance tool will give those who have cancer and don’t know it more time - it will give schools, malls, governmental building a much more advance warning to molecules in guns - and it will warn border control agents of illegal drugs and/or dangerous weapons. The investors say the technology is still two years away from being available commercially - but they believe it will be a game changer when it comes to more than 200 forms of cancer.    Teaching Teachers AI   Chelsea Chandler, Ph.D. - BGSU | Associate Dir. | Center for Faculty Excellence   Dr. Chandler is helping to lead discussions and trainings with BGSU faculty and staff on how the technology can be used and implemented ethically and responsibly in both academics and work. She’s also providing high-level insight on how the learning community is adapting to the semi-new technology overall, much like many other colleges and universities.