Tracking tumour cells and unraveling hidden informationTumour cells circulating in the blood of cancer patients are important markers for early diagnosis, treatment success and patient’s prognosis. How to recognise them, if there are just so few? Thanks to artificial intelligence, researchers of the University of Twente managed to automate the process with a high level of accuracy. And more than that. The new technology not only detects the tumour cells but also unravels hidden information. Extracellular vesicles, important in cell interaction, are classified as well. The researchers present their results in the February 10 issue of Nature Machine Intelligence.Read more
Jan Eijkel new portfolio holder research for EEMCSThe EEMCS faculty board appointed prof. dr. Jan Eijkel as new portfolio holder research. Eijkel is the successor of Vanessa Evers, who will be leaving for Singapore for at least a year, to take up her post as new director of the recently established Institute of Science and Technology for Humanity (NISTH) at the renowned Nanyang Technological University (NTU).Read more
Tracking tumour cells and unraveling hidden information
Jan Eijkel new portfolio holder research for EEMCS
Dietmar Gallistl wins Richard von Mises prize
UT Magazine winter 2018/2019 - Brigit Geveling: stralende winnaar BIG-prijs
DIES Natalis 2018: Prof. de Winter Award for Kathrin Smetana
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