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Deep Learning Prediction of Protein Shape

Hallucinating symmetric protein assemblies
“Here, we [Institute of Protein Design, University of Washington] use deep network hallucination to generate a wide [MORE]

Blood Oxygen Reading on a Smartphone

A Smartphone’s Camera and Flash Could Help People Measuring Blood Oxygen Levels at Home with a smart phone camera and [MORE]

Tracking Blood Clotting at Home with a Smartphone

Blood Clotting Test on a Smartphone
“Researchers at the University of Washington have developed smartphone-based technology that can allow someone to [MORE]

New Method for Reporter Proteins

NanoporeTERs
“The new system dubbed “Nanopore-addressable protein Tags Engineered as Reporters” or “NanoporeTERs” can detect multiple protein expression levels from bacterial [MORE]

Optoelectronic Device for Weight Loss

Tiny wireless device possible answer to obesity
Research partners at Texas A & M University and the University of Washington report [MORE]

Clonal Hematopoiesis Confounding Liquid Biopsy for Prostate Cancer

Cell-free DNA liquid biopsy for prostate cancer
“[University of Washington] scientists found that about half of the mutations that liquid biopsies [MORE]

Heat’s Influence in 3D Printing of Regenerated Organs

Infrared tomography of hydrogel perfused by cube thermofluid channel
This report from tissue engineers at the University of Washington and Rice [MORE]

The First Word Encoded in DNA

Automated DNA data storage
“The Microsoft Research / University of Washington researchers recently demonstrated a fully automated system that encoded data [MORE]

New Light in Neuroimaging

Optical functional imaging of brain oxygen
Collaborators at the University of Birmingham (UK) and the University of Washington medical school have [MORE]

Smartphone to Brain Implant to Neural Circuits

Tiny implant in brain can control neural circuits
In a step toward automated animal studies, engineers at the Korean Advanced Institute [MORE]

Artificial Proteins for “Smart” Cells

LOCKR responds to changes in cellular environment
Describing their engineered protein as “a latch, a cage, a key, and a bioactive [MORE]

“BrainNet” Links Three Minds to One Problem

Gaming through brainwaves
This piece might recall the old saw that a camel is a horse designed by a committee.  Researchers [MORE]

Improving O.R. Efficiency

Operating room
Hospitals, particularly those in multiple hospital systems, have tremendous incentive to move surgeries through operating rooms as quickly as [MORE]

3-D Printed Heart Valves

Custom sizer in 3D printed heart valve
A collaboration between bioengineers at Harvard, the University of Washington and Max Planck Institute [MORE]