Posts Tagged ‘Tumour’

The European Innovation Council, under the umbrella of its Pathfinder Programme, has recently awarded a grant of €2.7 million to a […]

Full-field digital mammography (FFDM) has been the “go to” imaging modality to screen for early detection of breast cancer for […]

Fifteen years ago, Samuel Mazin was a post-doctoral fellow at Stanford University, studying the inverse geometry of computer tomographic (CT) systems. He […]

Cholesterol is an organic molecule that has a chequered history and is generally associated with an unhealthy diet. High levels […]

It was five years ago that we published a key article in Diagnostics, an open-access journal, in which we described our dual-modality […]

It is widely accepted that when breast cancer is diagnosed early and remains localised, effective treatment yields a five-year survival […]

The Merriam-Webster dictionary provides three essential meanings for the word “density”: having parts that are close together; being difficult to see through; […]

We are all familiar with the expression, “killing two birds with one stone,” which means to achieve two things by […]

The expression “in the twinkling of an eye” has its origins in the Bible in 1 Corinthians 15:52, and simply means that […]

Last Friday, we highlighted the contribution of two South Africans – Jamie Ambrose and Allan Cormack – to the development of computer […]