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AI Predicts Cancer Patient Survival Using Medical Records
Researchers have developed an artificial intelligence model that can predict cancer patient survival more accurately using more readily available data than previous tools.
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Old Inkjet Printer Inspires New Bacterial Detection System
A new method that combines inkjet printer technology with nanoparticles and artificial intelligence has been developed to detect bacteria in fluid.
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Brain Cell-Powered Computers Could Be the Future of AI
Biological computers powered by brain cells could surpass today's electronic computers for certain applications, say researchers.
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Black and Women Scientists Are Less Likely To Have Multiple Research Grants
A new study has thrown light on the inequality faced by women and Black researchers in science with regard to how likely they are to receive multiple research grants.
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Digital Twin Opens Route to Inflammatory Disease Treatment
Using so-called digital twins, researchers have obtained a deeper understanding of the “off and on” proteins that control inflammatory diseases.
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Machine Learning Algorithm Predicts ALS Onset With 87% Accuracy
Artificial intelligence has been used to decipher the genotype profiles of people with ALS, making it possible to predict ALS onset with 87% accuracy.
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Brisk Walking 75 Minutes a Week May Lower Risk of Early Death
A new study has suggested that around 10% of early deaths could be avoided by achieving at least half of the recommended amount of moderate-intensity physical activity, such as 75 minutes of brisk walking per week.
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Garbage In, Garbage Out: AI and Sensors Used To Develop Smart Bins
AI has been used to predict which bins in parks and public spaces are likely to fill up quickly, which could help councils to optimize their waste management services.
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Infectious Disease Spread Tracking Simplified
A new computational method simplifies the analysis of social contacts, proving useful to study how viruses spread in society and how we can stop them.
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Forest Edges Important for Pollinators
A new study has found open, light-filled forest edges support more flowers and pollinators than the dark interior of second-growth forests and the value of these areas should not be overlooked.
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