Cancer detection, one slice at a time
New technology is allowing researchers to use digitization to help detect cancer.
Courtney Webster
Courtney Webster is a freelance writer with professional experience in laboratory automation, automated data analysis, and the application of mobile technology to clinical research. You can find her blog at http://automorphyc.com.
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Digital detection: Large-scale ambition built on micro-scale fluidics
Miroculus democratizes early cancer detection with an open research database and a digital microfluidic platform.
Are worms the future of drug development?
NemaMetrix’s ScreenChip collects live-animal, high-throughput C. elegans elecropharyngeograms (EPGs), which are an indication of overall organism health for drug development.
Ditch the data dump
How in-page analytics and design thinking produces a rich, functional product.
The Hadoop tipping point
Real-time automation is the key to Hadoop performance at scale.