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- Smartphones team-up with QR codes for secure 3-D displays
- Software to automatically outline bones in x-rays
- 'Flight simulator' for surgeons: Project joins computer science with medicine
| Smartphones team-up with QR codes for secure 3-D displays Posted: 14 Nov 2014 09:47 AM PST Quick Response (QR) codes -- the box-shaped symbols that appear on signs, posters, and even business cards -- are a convenient and efficient way of accessing specific web pages with a smartphone or other mobile device. However, new research explains how QR codes can do much more.  |
| Software to automatically outline bones in x-rays Posted: 13 Nov 2014 08:00 AM PST Research into disorders such as arthritis will be helped by new software that automatically outlines bones – saving thousands of hours of manual work. "The idea of this software is to take the routine tasks out of human hands, so scientists can focus on drawing conclusions and developing treatments," developers said.  |
| 'Flight simulator' for surgeons: Project joins computer science with medicine Posted: 10 Nov 2014 12:08 PM PST Computer science and medical researchers have teamed up to create a sophisticated new simulator to help surgical students practice detailed procedures before operating on live patients. The simulator could have immense potential to reduce errors, minimize post-surgical complications and improve patient quality of life, says one expert.  |
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