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SIU researchers use AI to speed up, improve bacteria detection (opens the original)
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Hui Li, assistant professor in SIU’s School of Electrical, Computer and Biomedical Engineering, holds up a microfluid chip similar to the one used in his research to speed up and improve the accuracy of single-cell bacteria detection using artificial intelligence. (Photo by Brooke Keltner). CARBONDALE, Ill. — A doctor scribbles an order for antibiotics on a prescription slip and reminds the patient to take the full dosage, even if they start to feel better before the medication is gone. Sound fa
SIU researchers use AI to speed up, improve bacteria detection (opens the original)
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CARBONDALE â A doctor scribbles an order for antibiotics on a prescription slip and reminds the patient to take the full dosage, even if they start to feel better before the medication is gone. Sound familiar? It probably does for anyone who has been diagnosed with strep throat, an ear or tooth infection, or even a sinus infection from those pesky allergies. While the doctorâs order seems simple, itâs an important step to follow in the fight against bacteria becoming resistant to antibioti
SIU researchers build robot, AI to detect soybean diseases before symptoms appear (opens the original)
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Samuel Singh, a doctoral student in the agricultural sciences program, showcases a robot equipped with multiple cameras that can capture plant diseases on soybean crops. Under the guidance of Billy Ram, assistant professor of precision agriculture, the goal is to collect enough data to predict the diseases before symptoms appear on the leaves and stems. (Photo and video by Todd Duermyer). CARBONDALE, Ill. — Harvest season is underway for soybean farmers across Illinois. Each plant among their cr
SIU’s Gower Research Award Symposium to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the fellowship program (opens the original)
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SIU’s Gower Fellows Program is celebrating its 20th anniversary. Celebrations will include a poster presentation and a symposium on Sept. 25th and lab tours on Sept. 26th, all at the Gower Translational Research Center. (Photo by Russell Bailey) CARBONDALE, Ill. — Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s Gower Research Award Symposium is a celebration and recognition of the year’s Gower Fellows. This year, the Gower Fellows Program celebrates its 20th anniversary with a special visit from the G
SIU professor creating AI-based portal to support earlier Lyme disease evaluation (opens the original)
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Kim Chulis, a clinical assistant professor at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, is developing LymeSignal.AI: Early Signal Navigator. It’s a patient-centric tool to track and document symptoms and other relevant information, aimed at helping patients and clinicians have earlier, better-informed conversations about Lyme disease. (Photo provided by Kim Chulis). CARBONDALE, Ill. — A visit to the doctor’s office with fever, chills, fatigue and aches could seem like the flu or another viral inf
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