World-first cancer research using artificial intelligence and less invasive Australian-made medical technologies will be translated for global scale after securing $7.5 million in state government grants.
Two cancer research projects at the University of Sydney will take an equal share in $7.5 million worth of funding from Cancer Institute NSW’s Translational Program Grants initiative, the NSW Department of Health announced Friday.
The five-year grants will see work continue on research …
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