Oxford scientists build powerful 'home-grown' machine to accelerate cancer treatments

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Oxford scientists build powerful 'home-grown' machine to accelerate cancer treatments

Researchers at the University of Oxford are developing an artificial intelligence-driven approach to personalised cancer vaccines, using advanced supercomputing technology to identify potential targets within individual patients’ tumours. The UK Cancer Vaccine AI & Supercomputing Project has received support from the Medical Research Council (MRC), funding the next stage of a programme aiming to combine AI, cancer bi…