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Researchers developing signal processing techniques to identify gut microbial biomarkers of colon cancer

crystal.schibler · September 7, 2017 ·

A rendering of blood cells with one infected cell.
A rendering of blood cells with one infected cell.

An interdisciplinary team of researchers at Texas A&M University has been awarded a Division of Computing and Communication Foundations grant by the National Science Foundation to develop a gut-microbial investigation model that can identify critical dietary risk factors that cause colorectal cancer. The three-year, $350,000 project is a direct outcome of Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station’s Interdisciplinary Seed Grants for Strategic Initiatives, which provided initial funding to establish the collaborative research effort. Continue Reading…

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