10 January 2017
By Dr Wendy Winnall - PCFA Research Team
Crowdsourcing is best known as a way to raise money for a good cause. But medical scientists have been crowdsourcing since well before the term was invented. Worldwide sharing of results and data has been crucial for ground-breaking collaborative projects such as sequencing of the human genome. An innovative new project has used crowdsourcing of expertise to design a better method of predicting survival for prostate cancer patients.
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