Technology News
- Nanowafer technology more effective than topical eye dropsFeb 4, 2015
- Researchers at Baylor have developed a nanowafer drug delivery system that is placed on the surface of the eye that contains arrays of drug-loaded nanoreservoirs.
- Baylor College of Medicine takes important steps to offer innovation to the underserved across the globeJan 13, 2015
- The Baylor Global Innovation Center, the research and development arm of Baylor Global Initiatives at Baylor College of Medicine, is now in full swing, set to offer innovation to areas that need it most.
- $160,000 NIH grant advances mining of datasets in scientific articlesOct 21, 2014
- Award will help informatics team explore ways to enable researchers to analyze or mine such datasets more easily.
- Study shows promise in automated reasoning, hypothesis generation over complete medical literature Aug 25, 2014
- Baylor partners with IBM research experts in developing tool that could mine all public medical literature, formulate hypotheses.
- New technology may help identify safe alternatives to BPAMay 22, 2014
- Baylor researchers help develop new tests that could offer a fast and cost-effective way to identify safe replacements for BPA.
- Baylor, DNAnexus, Amazon Web Services collaboration enables largest-ever cloud-based analysis of genomic dataOct 25, 2013
- Researchers from the Baylor College of Medicine Human Genome Sequencing Center are helping to usher genomic scientists and clinicians around the world into a new era of high-level data analysis in the cloud.
- New technique sharpens our view of phage assembly inside cyanobacteriaOct 9, 2013
- Combining a Zernike phase plate with electron cryo-tomography allows scientists "see” the process of virus assembly inside cells.
- BCM researchers win National Science Foundation awardSep 27, 2013
- The National Science Foundation grant will support Baylor research focused on statistical tools needed to analyze and "mine" data to discover biomarkers, drug targets, disrupted disease networks and disease sub-types.
- Baylor, Stanford medical schools seek to improve clinical understanding of gene changesSep 25, 2013
- Baylor and Standford medical schools partner for $8.4 million grant to develop genetic database to help share data, expertise.
- Mechanical regulation of cell migration and vessel dynamics directs capillaries to form large vascular treesSep 5, 2013
- Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine report that increases in blood flow induce small blood vessels called capillaries to fuse, increasing the size of the tube through which circulation moves and reducing resistance.