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Artificial intelligence

Scientists at The Institute of Cancer Research, London, employ a wide variety of computational approaches in order to better understand cancer and discover new treatments. This includes various artificial intelligence techniques such as machine learning. 

Recent examples of research that has used artificial intelligence include predicting how cancers will evolve and spread, revealing new types of breast cancer, and identifying women with especially aggressive ovarian cancer.

This page highlights recent news stories and blog posts that concern artificial intelligence.

News Caption for: Shape-shifting cancer cell discovery reveals two potential drug targets against skin cancer

Shape-shifting cancer cell discovery reveals two potential drug targets against skin cancer

News Caption for: Artificial Intelligence reveals prostate cancer is not just one disease

Artificial Intelligence reveals prostate cancer is not just one disease

News Caption for: New AI collaboration could advance precision therapy in breast cancer

New AI collaboration could advance precision therapy in breast cancer

News Caption for: AI twice as accurate as a biopsy at grading aggressiveness of some sarcomas

AI twice as accurate as a biopsy at grading aggressiveness of some sarcomas

News Caption for: New AI drug discovery collaboration aims to design new precision cancer drugs

New AI drug discovery collaboration aims to design new precision cancer drugs

News Caption for: Animal kingdom-wide AI tool could help unravel cancer complexity

Animal kingdom-wide AI tool could help unravel cancer complexity

Blog Caption for: Applying Charles Darwin’s theories to expose cancer’s secrets

Applying Charles Darwin’s theories to expose cancer’s secrets

Feature Caption for: Scientific achievements of 2020/2021

Scientific achievements of 2020/2021

Feature Caption for: canSAR: The AI ‘knowledgebase’ revolutionising cancer drug discovery

canSAR: The AI ‘knowledgebase’ revolutionising cancer drug discovery