UQ research team able to generate ‘unprecedented’ images for melanoma research

The University of Queensland’s Professor Peter Soyer discusses his team’s ability to create an “avatar” of a patient with “unprecedented” image quality.
A team of researchers from The University of Queensland working on melanoma imaging have won the prestigious 2024 Australian Museum Eureka prize.
“Within a second, we are able to take an avatar of your total body with an unprecedented image quality,” Professor Soyer told Sky News Australia.
“Which of course allows a beautiful documentation of your skin and also for follow up purposes.”

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For a scientist He sure has a problem expressing his thoughts

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This is a common problem for scientists. It’s why they’re now teaching us how to communicate scientific jargon to the average person that hasn’t spent years on years studying a niche.

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English isn't his 1st language

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" unprecedented " images.
Really that word AGAIN.🙄