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Starting today, the Centre for Stem Cells & Regenerative Medicine (CSCRM) at King’s is pioneering an inspiring and entertaining educational programme for the Royal Society’s Summer Science Exhibition.
Unlike previous exhibitions this year’s programme will be run entirely online and our scientists have made the most of the opportunity to create an innovative digital experience. From today until Sunday 11 July participants of all ages can take part in a number of talks, online games, workshops and home science experiments.
Eager to collaborate with the public in carrying out scientific research, the CSRM has designed a Citizen Science project called AcCELLerate which uses a game to train a computer algorithm to recognise oral cancers in medical images.
Public urged to help cancer researchers by playing online game 08/07/2021, 12:12 am
People asked to trace the outlines of tongue images to train a computer algorithm to recognise oral cancer (King’s College London/PA)
Scientists have turned to the public to help with their latest cancer research in the form of an online citizen science game.
AcCELLerate tasks users with tracing the outline of a series of fluorescent dye-stained tongue images which become increasingly complex, using their computer mouse or finger on a smartphone.
The project is designed to train a computer algorithm to recognise oral cancers in medical images, improving its ability to differentiate between healthy and cancerous cells.