Brain tumor boundaries | HIV vaccine

Machine learning approach detects brain tumor boundaries; progress toward an HIV vaccine; smart bandage improves wound healing in mice

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December 13, 2022 Edition

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Machine learning approach detects brain tumor boundaries

Data from thousands of patients with glioblastoma worldwide were used to develop an accurate model for detecting tumor boundaries.

Numerous HIV particles surrounding a cell, with some emerging from it

Progress toward an eventual HIV vaccine

An experimental HIV vaccine elicited broadly neutralizing antibody precursors in people and may lead to an effective vaccine strategy for HIV.

Four mice with flexible, circuit-covered bandages on their backs

Smart bandage improves wound healing in mice

A smart bandage used wireless power to protect and monitor wounds, provide feedback on tissue health, and encourage healing using electrical current.

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December 13, 2022 Edition

Machine learning approach detects brain tumor boundaries

Progress toward an eventual HIV vaccine

Smart bandage improves wound healing in mice

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