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Innovative AI-enabled, low-cost device makes flow cytometry accessible for clinical use

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A team of researchers at the George R. Brown School of Engineering and Computing at Rice University has developed an innovative artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled, low-cost device that will make flow cytometry ⎯ a technique used to analyze cells or particles in a fluid using a laser beam ⎯ affordable and accessible.

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Innovative AI-enabled, low-cost device makes flow cytometry accessible for clinical use

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How AI-enhanced imaging technology helps better detect and treat breast cancer

Researchers from University of Waterloo have developed a new imaging technology that uses AI to improve breast cancer detection and treatment. Amy Tai, one of the researchers, explains how the technology works and what they're doing to make it work for other cancers.

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New AI-Based Device Makes Flow Cytometry Affordable and Accessible

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Honeywell unveils new technology using artificial intelligence to speed up and simplify healthcare testing - CRN

Honeywell, announced that it has developed a new technology, Digital Holographic Microscopy, that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to help count and classify tiny particles or cells. This technology has the […] The post Honeywell unveils new technology using artificial intelligence to speed up and simplify healthcare testing appeared first on CRN

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Revolutionary AI-Driven Blood Test Device Promises Healthcare Breakthrough

A groundbreaking device from Rice University offers advanced medical diagnostics through a handheld, low-cost, AI-enabled tool. This device transforms blood analysis for point-of-care use, replacing traditional flow cytometers with a gravity-driven “slug flow” design. The portable tool supports accessible healthcare, enabling diagnostics for infectious diseases, cancers, and immunological conditions on-site. Artificial intelligence elevates the …

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Bridging Quality and Efficiency: Why Radiology Groups Are Adopting AI for Mammography Workflows - The Imaging Wire

By Dr. Roger Yang, President, University Radiology Group, and Mo Abdolell, CEO, Densitas Radiology groups offering mammography services operate under ever-tightening demands, including MQSA EQUIP and ACR accreditation standards. Manual case selection, cumbersome paperwork, and lengthy review cycles often divert radiologists and technologists from what matters most – patient care. But change is coming. By leveraging AI and mammography workflow au…

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