A 17-year-old US teen has won the grand prize at the annual Google Science Fair for her cloud-based computer program that makes breast cancer detection less invasive. In the science talent competition for kids aged 13 to 18, which was held this month in Palo Alto, California, Brittany Wenger created computer programs coded to think like the human brain and then used them to locate mass malignancy in breast tissue samples. She called it the "Global Neural ...Sunday, 29 July 2012
Teen's Artificial 'Brain' Helps Detect Breast Cancer
A 17-year-old US teen has won the grand prize at the annual Google Science Fair for her cloud-based computer program that makes breast cancer detection less invasive. In the science talent competition for kids aged 13 to 18, which was held this month in Palo Alto, California, Brittany Wenger created computer programs coded to think like the human brain and then used them to locate mass malignancy in breast tissue samples. She called it the "Global Neural ...
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