Scientists Teaching Machines to Make Clinical Trials More Successful
Press Release: Scientists are teaching computers to figure out why people accept or decline invitations to participate in clinical trials.
Press Release: Scientists are teaching computers to figure out why people accept or decline invitations to participate in clinical trials.
How long-read sequencing technologies are becoming smaller, cheaper and more accessible.
Here’s the second of our guest articles from our partners at Advances in Modern Oncology Research, this time exploring how a meta-analysis can help us understand how effective cancer drugs can be
Today our partners at Advances in Modern Oncology Research are exploring some new research into the genetic underlying tumour growth and development
Craig Venter and a team from the JCVI have created the smallest genome needed for functioning life.
Find out how long-read sequencing is being applied to research and diagnostics in cancer, with PacBio and experts from the field
Kakapo 125 Genomes Project set about raising funds to sequence the genomes of every surviving individual of the species
Multi-omic data from NASA twin study has implications for life in space and on Earth
Curoverse launch software on Microsoft platform following “clear demand” from customers.
London’s Institute of Cancer Research has unveiled plans for a new global hub for cancer research and treatment