Two scientists from the Ruđer Bošković Institute received prestigious support from the European Organization for Molecular Biology, enabling advanced research in bioinformatics and ecology and strengthening international cooperation.
With the help of artificial intelligence, scientists have created virus-like protein nanocavities, enabling more accurate and efficient delivery of therapeutic genes to target cells and opening up new opportunities in the treatment of genetic diseases and the development of advanced vaccines.
Mammography is a key tool for early detection of breast cancer, but artificial intelligence is now revolutionizing diagnostic accuracy. AI4Health.Cro invites innovators to develop applications that will significantly improve detection and analysis, using the latest life-saving technologies.
Mit scientists have developed Boltz-1, an open AI tool that allows precise prediction of protein structures and other biomolecules, encouraging advances in biomedical research and drug development.
Scientists have developed an innovative technique that analyzes curved scratches on faults, providing key information about past and future earthquakes, and potentially saving lives.
Phosphatidylethanol (PEth) is an innovative biomarker that accurately detects alcohol damage to the liver, enabling timely diagnosis and treatment of diseases such as fibrosis, cirrhosis and liver failure.