Neurolase: Making brain tumour surgery safer through the Cancer Tech Accelerator
As part of the Cancer Tech Accelerator, we’ve awarded Neurolase £50,000 to advance a laser-based tool that could help make brain tumour surgery more precise. The post Neurolase: Making brain tumour…
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