Update News “2025-11-26-ai-for-tomorrows-breakthroughs-15-new-projects-funded-to-transform-research”

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 *Yuanfei Liu, PhD Student, Department of Psychiatry*
 
-*James Rudd, Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine, Department of Medicine*
+*Sharon Neufeld, Senior Research Associate, Department of Psychiatry*
 
 Heatwaves are among the most lethal climate-related hazards with rising risks under climate change, but testing different cooling strategies — like where to place cooling centers — is expensive and slow. This project uses AI-powered computer simulations that mimic how people respond to heat to test which cooling approaches work best before implementing them in real communities, providing a cost-effective tool which enhances community resilience and reduces heat-related illness.