Real-time imaging technique steers probe to destroy tumours with heat
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Real-time imaging technique steers probe to destroy tumours with heat
A team of researchers at the University of Southern California (USC) Viterbi School of Engineering has created a real-time thermal imaging method that could help doctors deliver fast, safe and precise thermal ablation treatments for numerous ailments including tumours and epilepsy.
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US researchers develop technology to 3D print cells on skin
Researchers at the University of Minnesota in the US have developed technology capable of directly 3D printing biological cells and electronics on skin in real-time.
Machine learning used on Mars analyses effect of cancer treatment
Research team at the University of Manchester in the UK has refined their machine learning technique, Linear Poisson Modelling, to analyse the effect of a cancer treatment.
Portable test box provides immunity data for vulnerable populations
Researchers from the University of Toronto have developed a portable, reconfigurable lab-on-a-chip diagnostic platform that can gauge the level of immunity to vaccine-preventable diseases among vulnerable populations.
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