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Atomic editing swaps atoms in molecules to make better drugs
Researchers have found a way to easily change one kind of atom into another in certain molecules, which are like building blocks for drugs.
Synthetic chemists find efficient way to create mirror molecules
Scientists at UT Dallas have developed a precise method to create "mirror molecules" for treatment of cancer and infections.
GPT-4 performs as well as human radiologists
The diagnostic performance of GPT-4 on MRI scan reports of brain tumors is as good as that of human radiologists.
Explainable AI is About to Change Biomedical Research Forever | AGI 24 Series - Part 5
Kennedy Schaal, Founder and CEO of Rejuve Bio, presents their AGI research assistant, leveraging AI algorithms for hypothesis generation and explaining proof trees to guide scientific research.
How to make skin invisible—major breakthrough
Based on how light interacts with dyed biological tissues; may ultimately apply to a wide range of medical diagnostics
A Peek Inside the Incredible AGI Research Assistant | AGI 24 Series - Part 2
Abdu Omar, Rejuve.Bio's Lead Bio AI Developer, tells us about Rejuve.Bio's AGI research assistant and how its hypothesis generation service helps medical researchers sort through all the hypothesis possibilities.
11-Year-Old Creates AI-Based Eye Disease Detection App — a Testament to Young Minds' Innovation
11-year-old develops AI-based eye disease detection app using iPhone.
Source of hidden consciousness in ‘comatose’ brain injury patients found
Using EEG or MRI to Identify patients with hidden consciousness
We’re closer to engineering working blood vessels
Creating inexpensive, scalable "tissue-engineered" blood vessels from human cells and tissues
Scientists find way to wipe a cell’s memory to better reprogram it as an embryonic stem cell
New "TNT" method mimics the reset of a cell’s epigenome that happens in very early embryonic development