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SAS, NC State Launch AI Think & Do Tank to Advance Health Research

The two-year pilot will pair SAS software with NC State researchers to build AI-ready datasets and test predictive biology methods.

  • On Thursday, SAS Institute and North Carolina State University announced the SAS Think & Do Tank, integrating advanced analytics into interdisciplinary research through the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.
  • Fifty years after SAS grew out of an agricultural research project at the university, the two organizations are returning to their roots to invest in next-generation research, technology, and talent.
  • Researchers will explore statistical approaches for complex biological datasets, utilizing organoids and organ-on-chip technologies to better predict how treatments behave in humans and accelerate discovery toward real-world impact.
  • Designed as a two-year pilot, the initiative emphasizes responsible AI usage. "The next generation of innovators will need more than powerful technology," said SAS CEO Jim Goodnight.
  • NC State Chancellor Kevin Howell noted the partnership extends a relationship that "has shaped discovery in North Carolina for decades," creating opportunities to apply AI in service of society.
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SAS, NC State Launch AI Think & Do Tank to Advance Health Research

Research partnership applies data and AI to speed the path to new treatments and strengthen nutrition and environmental resilience

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