The researchers of this country have developed a new automated non-invasive technique for diagnosing eye surface cancer.

The researchers of this country have developed a new automated non-inv

1.	The researchers of this country have developed a new automated non-invasive technique for diagnosing eye surface cancer.
Answer» Australian researchers, at the Australian Research Council (ARC) Centre of Excellence for Nanoscale BioPhotonics, have developed a new automated non-invasive technique for diagnosing eye surface cancer. The novel technique involves custom-building of an advanced imaging microscope linked with computing and Artificial Intelligence (AI) operations. It results in an automated system that is able to successfully identify between diseased and non-diseased eye tissue, in real-time, through a simple scanning process. The new technique scans natural light given off by specific eye cells -- diseased cells -- that have their own unique 'light-wave signature'.