Biotech firm FDNA has partnered with research organisations to create the Genomics Collaborative , which will use Google 's artificial intelligence and machine learning technology . Steve Smith , director at South Carolina 's Greenwood Genetic Center ( GGC ) , which is part of the collaboration , said FDNA 's Face2Gene technology is central to the project , with the GGC team using the app and other tools to identify genetic syndromes . Researchers at Lausanne will investigate the relationship between bone structure and genomic data in patients with skeletal dysplasia ##s . The Bridge the Gap and All Things Kabuki team will perform facial analyses to improve early diagnosis and treatments .
Biotech firm FDNA has partnered with research organisations to create the Genomics Collaborative, which will use FDNA's artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies. Steve Skinner, director at South Carolina's Greenwood Genetic Center (GGC), which is part of the collaboration, said FDNA's Face2Gene technology is central to the project, with the GGC team using the app and other tools to identify genetic syndromes. Researchers at Lausanne will investigate the relationship between bone structure and genomic data in patients with skeletal dysplasia disorders. The Bridge the Gap and All Things Kabuki projects will perform facial analyses to improve early diagnosis and treatments.