Lasers and Doppler effect could personalize chemotherapy drug selection for cancer tumors
Purdue University physicist David Nolte is developing a biodynamic imaging system that uses lasers and AI to evaluate how specific cancer tumors respond to chemotherapy drugs. This technology aims to personalize cancer treatment by rapidly testing biopsies to determine the most effective medication for individual patients.
Why it matters
This innovation could significantly improve patient outcomes and reduce the time and cost associated with finding effective chemotherapy treatments for aggressive cancers like osteosarcoma.
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