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We recently developed a graph deep learning method that considers contextual histopathological features from the whole-slide images. We show that the proposed method can provide interpretable prognostic biomarkers in a semi-supervised manner. We believe it will aid prognostic tasks in the future.

Sunghoon Kwon

Aug 19, 2022

Contributor Nature Biomed Eng

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Multiplexed Electrochemical detects both Nucleic acids and Proteins

In this paper, we designed an electrochemical diagnostic device that bridges biology and electronics to simultaneously detect viral RNA and human antibodies for diagnosing and tracking the course of COVID-19 and potentially other infections.

Devora Najjar and 4 others

Aug 18, 2022

Contributor Nature Biotech

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From Paper to Industrial-scale Platform: a 3-Year Behind the Paper Journey from GENTRL to Chemistry42

Here we describe the journey from the publication of the research paper demonstrating the proof of concept in generative chemistry with a single model to the industrial-strength multi-AI platform used by the many pharmaceutical companies and first AI-generated compounds in the human clinical trials.

Alex Zhavoronkov and 2 others

Aug 17, 2022

Contributor Comms Biology

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The role of cell therapy in spinal cord injury: the application of in vivo bioluminescence imaging

Kentaro Ago

Aug 16, 2022

A wearable autonomous biomimetic sensor for precision nutrition

Contributor Nature Biomed Eng

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A wearable autonomous biomimetic sensor for precision nutrition

Minqiang Wang and 2 others

Aug 15, 2022

Audio-story: Opening doors in science

Nature Research

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Audio-story: Opening doors in science

Vivien Marx

Aug 15, 2022

Addressing preventable blindness equitably and sustainably through bioengineering

Contributor Nature Biotech

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Addressing preventable blindness equitably and sustainably through bioengineering

Neil Lagali and 1 other

Aug 11, 2022

Contributor Nature Comms

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CRISPR Off-Targets: One SNP can make all the difference

In a recent paper, we used ultra-deep sequencing to determine whether CRISPR was introducing or enriching for mutations in cancer genes.

Kyle Cromer

Aug 11, 2022

Contributor Nature Electronics

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Talking to biological neurons like a “native” speaker by an artificial neuron

Ting WANG

Aug 09, 2022

Early-career researcher peer-review initiative

Editor Nat Rev Bioengineering

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Early-career researcher peer-review initiative

Christine Horejs

Aug 04, 2022

Podcast: A model is a model is a...

Nature Research

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Podcast: A model is a model is a...

Vivien Marx

Jul 29, 2022

How can I update my pronouns?

Springer Nature

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How can I update my pronouns?

Bioengineering Community

Jul 22, 2022

The DARPin platform behind ensovibep

Contributor Nature Biotech

Behind the Paper, COVID-19

The DARPin platform behind ensovibep

Michael Stumpp

Jul 21, 2022

Contributor Scientific Reports

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Brain—Machine Interface: Insights on Sensorimotor Stability from the First Bilateral Microelectrode Array Implants in a Human

Nickl, RW et al. Characteristics and stability of sensorimotor activity driven by isolated-muscle group activation in a human with tetraplegia. Sci Rep 12, 10353 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-022-13436-2

Robert W Nickl

Jul 19, 2022

Contributor Nature Biotech

Behind the Paper, COVID-19

Wastewater-based epidemiology, or What can sewerage tell us about an ongoing pandemic?

We all produce and discharge excretions into the sewer. Correspondingly, sewerage can tell a lot about its contributory population. In the case of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, wastewater-based epidemiology can serve as a tool for population wide pathogen surveillance without compliance issues.