Tag: engineering
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Trial Tests Liquid Biopsy Feasibility in Lung Cancer
Companies that offer biotechnology, diagnostics, and analytics are testing liquid biopsies to make personalized diagnosis and care feasible for lung cancer patients.
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Energy Employees Not Ready for Office Return
A survey shows a large majority of energy industry workers prefers to continue working remotely than return their regular offices during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Univ. Lab Develops Ransomware Detection Software
A computer science lab at Southern Methodist University developed software that the researchers say detects ransomware before damage can occur.
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Career Paths if You’re Into Software and Programming
Each of the career paths offer something interesting and unique.
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Mayo Clinic, A.I. Company Study Covid-19 Heart Disease
A developer of software to diagnose heart disease from images with artificial intelligence is assessing Covid-19 infection patients for heart ailments with the Mayo Clinic.
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Industries Using Drones In Innovative Ways
In many industries, drones are changing the way that businesses do things and helping to improve safety in a lot of different ways.
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Symptom App, Algorithm Predict Covid-19 Infections
Data from millions of smartphone app users in the U.K. and U.S. reporting on Covid-19 symptoms show they could estimate a population’s Covid-19 infections.
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The behavior of the COVID-19 meta-structure provides the answer to stopping its spread
Matrics2 posits that the Contact Avoidance System is a viable technical solution that if widely used would eliminate all the links in the COVID-19 meta-structure.
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![[Updated] Fast Paper Strip Covid-19 Test Devised with Crispr](https://technewslit.com/sciencebusiness/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/SherlockTestStrips_Zhanglab_BroadInst-150x112.jpg)
[Updated] Fast Paper Strip Covid-19 Test Devised with Crispr
A simple, fast test for Covid-19 infections with treated paper dipped in specimens is being created with the gene-editing technology Crispr.
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A.I.-Aided Method Predicts Glaucoma Progression
Clinical trial results show a technique visualizing cells in the retina and analyzed with an algorithm accurately predicts the progression of glaucoma.