UVM awarded record $38M to create ‘AI twin’ of sick patients
30-09-2026 23:21 via vtdigger.org

UVM awarded record $38M to create ‘AI twin’ of sick patients

Dr. Gary An discusses a record-breaking award for his research on AI “twins” at UVM’s Robert Larner College of Medicine on Sept. 30, 2026. Photo by Charlotte Oliver/VTDigger.BURLINGTON — For doctors struggling to treat patients with severe burns or infections, researchers at the University of Vermont are developing a not-so-human solution. They’re working to create an artificial intelligence “twin” of a patient, allowing doctors to test individuali
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