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Using Biomechanistic Modeling, Researchers Predict Prostate Cancer Growth - Vimarsana News

Using Biomechanistic Modeling, Researchers Predict Prostate Cancer Growth

Guillermo Lorenzo, postdoctoral researcher at the Oden Institute, recently published a paper regarding a framework to forecast the development and growth of tumors found in prostate cancer, providing personalized predictions to patients and clinicians. 

Source: utexas.edu
Karen Willcox Winner of the 2024 Theodore von Kármán Prize - Vimarsana News

Karen Willcox Winner of the 2024 Theodore von Kármán Prize

The Theodore von Kármán Prize, given every five years from the Society of Industiral and Appplied Mathematics (SIAM), is awarded for a notable application of mathematics to mechanics or mechanics or engineering.

Source: utexas.edu
Regulations, Innovations and AI Define This Week in Big Tech - Vimarsana News

Regulations, Innovations and AI Define This Week in Big Tech

Big Tech news this week spanned upcoming and enacted legislation, product launches, partnerships, AI and more.

Source: pymnts.com
Argonne and RIKEN sign a memorandum of understanding in support of AI for science - Vimarsana News

Argonne and RIKEN sign a memorandum of understanding in support of AI for science

Argonne National Laboratory and RIKEN, leaders in high performance computing in the U.S. and Japan, have established a cooperative relationship in support of ar

From Average to Individual: Transforming Cancer Care With Single-Subject Clinical Trials - Vimarsana News

From Average to Individual: Transforming Cancer Care With Single-Subject Clinical Trials

Read about the Center for Computational Oncology's work with the MD Anderson Cancer Center to design clinical trials for patients who are not average. 

Source: utexas.edu