“The funding is nice — but so are the problems and data”
The Discovery Lab — a long-term AI collaboration between Elsevier and Dutch academics — offers a blueprint for research collaborations

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The Discovery Lab — a long-term AI collaboration between Elsevier and Dutch academics — offers a blueprint for research collaborations
On a recent Lancet Webinar, three experts reveal how they’re using AI to advance cancer diagnosis and treatment — and the challenges of making these advances accessible to all.