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Collective Intelligence in the Service of Health: the Hac Winners

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For 48 intense hours, 15 teams designed prototypes and demonstrators combining digital, biology and mathematics, to better understand the complex ecosystems of living and to design innovative solutions in health. Organized by Genopole from 16 to 18 May, the Hackathon D4Gen brought together nearly 85 participants, students, researchers and startups. This 的 Read more about the article Collective intelligence at the service of health: the winners o…
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Collective Intelligence in the Service of Health: the Hac Winners

For 48 intense hours, 15 teams designed prototypes and demonstrators combining digital, biology and mathematics, to better understand the complex ecosystems of living and to design innovative solutions in health. Organized by Genopole from 16 to 18 May, the Hackathon D4Gen brought together nearly 85 participants, students, researchers and startups. This 的 Read more about the article Collective intelligence at the service of health: the winners o…

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