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Open source AI helps doctors solve tough cases
Open-source AI now matches top closed-source models, aiding doctors with hard diagnoses while keeping patient data safe.
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AI tool maps cell networks for better treatments
NicheCompass uses artificial intelligence to analyze millions of cells, helping doctors create personalized plans for diseases like cancer.
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AI predicts surgery risks better
New study uses smart language models to spot postoperative dangers from clinical notes, helping doctors save more patients.
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AI helps design and build powerful new enzymes
Bioengineers and synthetic biologists have found a new way to design enzymes on a computer and predict how these enzymes will work.
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Holographic methods could revolutionize 3D printing
Holographic methods based on acoustic holograms could revolutionize 3D printing and its applications in many industries.
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The discoverers of microRNA win the Nobel Prize in Medicine
Ambros and Ruvkun discovered microRNA, tiny RNA molecules that play a crucial role in gene regulation
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How to "tattoo" gold nanopatterns onto live cells and tissues — biohacker alert
Attaching future nanoscale components (such as brain electrodes, antennas and circuits) to living tissue or organisms
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Personalized, blood-based, 3D-printed implants for regenerative medicine
A new 3D printable, biocooperative material made from a person's own blood can help the body heal from injuries or diseases.
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Soft polymer devices controlled by light wrap around neurons and cells
Researchers have developed soft light controlled devices that can wrap around and interact with individual cells within the body.
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First double lung transplant performed by robot
Doctors at have performed the world's first double lung transplant using the da Vinci Xi robotic surgery system.