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Carcinogenesis: important findings on intracellular signal transmission - Vimarsana News

Carcinogenesis: important findings on intracellular signal transmission

Transforming Growth Factor beta (TGF-β) is a signalling protein whose dysregulation can cause developmental disorders and cancer. Dr Xinlai Cheng and

Berry Oncology Releases Latest Research Results on Early Screening for Multiple Cancers - Vimarsana News

Berry Oncology Releases Latest Research Results on Early Screening for Multiple Cancers

/PRNewswire/ -- Berry Oncology, a Chinese oncology genomic testing company, was invited to the inaugural International Biopharma Industry Week in Shanghai...

FEATURE: Australia eyes high-tech solutions to protect wild koalas - Vimarsana News

FEATURE: Australia eyes high-tech solutions to protect wild koalas

Could artificial intelligence, drones, and solar-powered trackers aid in efforts to conserve Australia's beloved koala?

Australie : Des koalas vont être identifiés et surveillés grâce à l'intelligence artificielle - Vimarsana News

Australie : Des koalas vont être identifiés et surveillés grâce à l'intelligence artificielle

L’intelligence artificielle devrait être capable de reconnaître chaque individu de l’espèce

Australian researchers launch AI koala 'facial recognition' - Vimarsana News

Australian researchers launch AI koala 'facial recognition'

Australian researchers launch AI koala ‘facial recognition’ Published: Share Tweet Recipient's Name Send Artificial intelligence (AI) researchers in Australia are experimenting with facial recognition technology to monitor koalas as part of conservation efforts. Chennai: The team from Griffith University in the northeast state of Queensland is attempting to use AI to recognise the marsupials when they use wildlife crossings, designed to offer the animals a safe route either over or under ...

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