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Cancer technologies

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Using AI to Detect and Treat Cancer

On the Generating Buzz podcast, biomedical engineer Anant Madabhushi explains how artificial intelligence can improve the diagnosis and treatment of cancers.

 

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Nanowires Create Elite Warriors to Enhance T Cell Therapy

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Coskun Receives $1.86 Million NIH MIRA Award to Map Spatial Molecular Neighborhoods

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Finding the Driving Forces Behind Cancer Metastasis

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Gabe Kwong Leading $50M Study for Earlier Cancer Detection

From left, Lorena Chaves, Jose Assumpcao, and Philip Santangelo are standing in a lab examining mRNA samples.
BME Researchers Lead $24M Project Using mRNA to ‘Turn On’ Helpful Immune Responses

Philip Santangelo wants to build a toolbox of mRNA drugs to activate or shut off specific genes to help the immune system fight cancer and other disorders.

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AI Tool Identifies Novel Immune Cell Signature That Can Predict Outcomes and Response to Lung Cancer Treatment

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Researchers find AI can detect clinically significant prostate cancer missed by human readers on MRI scans

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Kwong using NIH Director's Pioneer Award to Develop Living Biosensors

BME researcher plans to engineer immune cells to become lifelong cancer sentinels

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Coskun Lab Zooming in on the Signals of Cancer

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Georgia Tech-Emory Collaboration on Cancer Disparity in African Americans Gets NIH Boost

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BME Researchers Aim to Stop Chemo Neuro Damage Before It Starts

New grant from NIH supporting Cope lab’s work focused on long-term effects from platinum-based cancer drugs

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Kwong Lab Develops Biosensors for Quick Assessment of Cancer Treatment

A patient receives chemotherapy treatment from a nurse. (Photo Courtesy: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
Tangled Messages: Tracing Neural Circuits to Chemotherapy's 'Constellation of Side Effects'

Tim Cope and Nick Housley unravel the neural pathways behind complex sensory and motor side effects of chemotherapy

Gabe Kwong, left, and Peng Qiu, who are collaborating on a new project to develop synthetic biosensors capable of basic computing logic. (Photo: Joshua Stewart)
Proposed Synthetic Biosensors Use Computing Logic to Detect Metastasizing Cancer

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Coskun Gets Pilot Grant from SPORE to Study Cell Signaling in Lung Cancer

Co-lead author Ali Zamat and Gabe Kwong look over their work.
Heat-Controllable CAR T Cells Destroy Tumors, Prevent Relapse in New Study

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Zhu Lab Explains the Inhibitory Role of World’s Most Famous Molecule

Cheng Zhu leads study of immune system protein that helps control T cell activity

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Targeting Radiation Resistance: Why Some Tumors Are So Stubborn

Kemp lab uses genome-scale modeling to understand tumor metabolism and predict tumors’ responses to radiation therapy