Scientists at the University of Galway have created APOLLO, the largest-ever digital microbiome collection, with 247,092 ...

The use of digital twins with industrial, manufacturing and architectural use cases is well known, and in the manifold ...

The world’s largest collection of digital microbes - nearly a quarter million computer models - could help revolutionize our ...

Researchers have created the largest collection of digital microbes -- nearly a quarter million computer models -- to help revolutionize our understanding of the human microbiome and its impact on ...

Digital twin technology is making strides in healthcare ... pharmaceutical companies use digital twins to simulate how drugs interact with the human body. This helps them develop new treatments ...

Researchers at University of Galway have created the world’s largest collection of digital microbes - nearly a quarter ...

You may not have heard of Ansys, but it's in the process of being acquired by chip design tool firm Synopsys for $35 billion.

Researchers at University of Galway have created the world's largest collection of digital microbes - nearly a quarter million computer models - to ...

The researchers say that the collection of microbe computer models could help accelerate new health discoveries.

APOLLO, the biggest digital microbe library, helps scientists study bacteria's role in health. It connects gut microbes to ...

AI's next feat might have less to do with writing emails and more to do with the human body — at least, according to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. Huang recently appeared on an episode of Cleo Abram ...