NetworkNewsBreaks – Predictive Oncology Inc.’s
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NetworkNewsBreaks – Predictive Oncology Inc.’s (NASDAQ: POAI) Helomics Featured in DojoLIVE! Interview
Predictive Oncology’s (NASDAQ: POAI) subsidiary company, Helomics, was recently featured on DojoLIVE!, an engaging podcast and interview forum that brings together technology, business and thought leaders from a wide range of industries. The company’s Chief Technical Officer, Mark Collins, PhD, joined the interview to discuss what Helomics is bringing to the table in the field of cancer research in the podcast titled “Can We Cure Cancer with Artificial Intelligence?” “At Helomics, we have a nice convergence of data that we’ve gathered from testing live tumors, tumors outside the patient body, on drugs, standard of care drugs, normal drugs that you might get if you were diagnosed with cancer,” he said. “We have a massive collection of data that goes along with that drug response — over 150,000 tumors, which is a huge data set. And, then again, we have AI. And it’s that convergence of AI, the big data if you will, and the biology that means we’re able to test drugs on living tumor tissue rather than some artificial system that is really what’s driving what we do.”
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Predictive Oncology’s (NASDAQ: POAI) subsidiary company, Helomics, was recently featured on DojoLIVE!, an engaging podcast and interview forum that brings together technology, business and thought leaders from a wide range of industries. The company’s Chief Technical Officer, Mark Collins, PhD, joined the interview to discuss what Helomics is bringing to the table in the field of cancer research in the podcast titled “Can We Cure Cancer with Artificial Intelligence?” “At Helomics, we have a nice convergence of data that we’ve gathered from testing live tumors, tumors outside the patient body, on drugs, standard of care drugs, normal drugs that you might get if you were diagnosed with cancer,” he said. “We have a massive collection of data that goes along with that drug response — over 150,000 tumors, which is a huge data set. And, then again, we have AI. And it’s that convergence of AI, the big data if you will, and the biology that means we’re able to test drugs on living tumor tissue rather than some artificial system that is really what’s driving what we do.”
Please see full disclaimers on the NetworkNewsWire website applicable to all content provided by NNW, wherever published or re-published: http://NNW.fm/Disclaimer
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