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AI kan hitta antibiotika mot resistenta bakterier

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AI-teknik kan hjälpa forskare att hitta rätt antibiotika till resistenta bakterier. Forskare har med hjälp av artificiell intelligens (AI) lyckats ta fram en ny slags antibiotika som skulle kunna fungera som behandling mot en av världens mest resistenta bakterier, acinetobacter baumannii, rapporterar Sveriges Radio Ekot. – AI blir nu ett viktiga...

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Svenska Dagbladet

AI kan hitta antibiotika mot resistenta bakterier

AI-teknik kan hjälpa forskare att hitta rätt antibiotika till resistenta bakterier. Forskare har med hjälp av artificiell intelligens (AI) lyckats ta fram en ny slags antibiotika som skulle kunna fungera som behandling mot en av världens mest resistenta bakterier, acinetobacter baumannii, rapporterar Sveriges Radio Ekot. – AI blir nu ett viktiga...

2 years ago·Stockholm, Sweden

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AI kan hitta antibiotika mot resistenta bakterier

AI-teknik kan hjälpa forskare att hitta rätt antibiotika till resistenta bakterier.

2 years ago·Uppsala, Sweden

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