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Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson

AI and 3D technology weaponised in fight against cancer

People with rare or difficult to treat cancers could be major beneficiaries of high-tech research. (HANDOUT/AUSTRALIAN CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION)

Australian researchers will 'print' cancer cells in 3D and use artificial intelligence software to analyse them after receiving a $2 million grant to invest in the technology. 

Macquarie University and the Australian Cancer Research Foundation revealed the joint project on Wednesday, in a bid to deliver personalised cancer treatments for patients with tumours that are rare or difficult to treat. 

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