Oxford scientists build powerful 'home-grown' machine to accelerate cancer treatments
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Researchers at the University of Oxford are developing an artificial intelligence-driven approach to personalised cancer vaccines, using advanced supercomputing technology to identify potential targets within individual patients' tumours.The UK Cancer Vaccine AI & Supercomputing Project has received support from the Medical Research Council (MRC), funding the next stage of a programme aiming to combine AI, cancer biology, immunology and advanced manufacturing to accelerate the development of tailored cancer treatments.The initiative brings together clinicians, cancer researchers, artificial intelligence specialists, robotics engineers and manufacturing experts.Researchers are using UK sovereign AI infrastructure, including the DAWN and ISAMBARD-AI supercomputers, to process large volumes of cancer and immune-system data beyond the capabilities of conventional university computing systems.
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