BLACKSBURG, Va., Aug. 13 -- Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University issued the following news release:
If a veterinarian could use a smartphone camera and artificial intelligence to grade tumors, it could be done more readily in remote areas or without expensive diagnostic equipment.
Two Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine students focused their attention on this possibility during the Summer Veterinary Student Research Program, an annual offering at the veterinary college that enables students to take a deeper dive into biomedical research, exploring vital research topics under the mentorship of faculty while potentially setting a new career path for at least some of the participating students.
The topics covere...