Cancer Research UK gives the Manchester project £5.9m as it seeks to improve radiotherapy research.
Researchers who aim to improve cancer treatment by using artificial intelligence to simulate clinical trials have been given £5.9m in funding a charity.
Some of the earliest research into radiotherapy was pioneered by The Christie hospital and the cancer charity in the 1920s. Groups of patients are created virtually based on real-data by an AI computer programme, with treatments or devices tested on them in simulated trials.
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