The university students who won first place in the Oncology 3T Competition within the scope of TEKNOFEST Southeast aim to advance the development of an AI-powered brain cancer molecule to more advanced stages. The Cortera Team came first among more than 400 teams.
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The university students who won first place in the Oncology 3T Competition held within the scope of TEKNOFEST Southeast aim to take the new molecule they developed for brain cancer with the support of artificial intelligence to more advanced stages.
The university students who won first place in the Oncology 3T Competition within the scope of TEKNOFEST Southeast aim to advance the development of an AI-powered brain cancer molecule to more advanced stages. The Cortera Team came first among more than 400 teams.