News in brief
Addressing medicine’s gender data gap and microbes in space: News from Imperial
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
Stories tagged with 'Robots'
Watery Mars
Water persisted in Mars’ Gale crater for longer than previously thought
Imperial College London and NASA researchers have found signs that water was plentiful in Mars’ Gale crater for longer than previously thought.
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RTP careers
Imperial-led consortium to nurture careers of research technicians
Imperial will lead a new London programme to boost the training, careers, and recognition available to digital research technical professionals (RTPs)
Imperial-Robotics Award
Dyson School Excels in Amazon-Imperial Robotics Awards
Three Dyson School of Design Engineering PhD students sweep top honors in the 2023 Robotics Forum - Amazon PhD Awards
Meet the staff
Behind the scenes: Filming on campus for Attenborough and the Giant Sea Monster
Imperial’s part in the documentary Attenborough and the Giant Sea Monster is the end result of collaboration and teamwork from Imperial.
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Hear, hear
Podcast: Monkey sex, walking robots, and DNA health
In this edition: We learn how same-sex sexual behaviour is common in macaques, how to teach robots to walk like dogs, and how DNA affects your health.
Imperial Robots at ICRA23
Imperial Robotics Forum at ICRA2023
The Robotics Forum showcased their latest research at ICRA2023 through exhibitions, demos, presentations and workshops.
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Archive dive
Podcast: Celebrity visitor special
In this edition: We revisit interviews with some celebrity guests: singer Ana Matronic, Queen’s Brian May, and astrophysicist and author Katie Mack.
Jolly good fellows
Two Imperial scientists elected as Fellows of the Royal Society
Imperial experts in particle physics and robot vision have been granted Fellowship of the Royal Society.
Virtuous circle
Recycleye raises new investment and the next generation of innovators
A company created by Imperial alumni is helping nurture innovation and entrepreneurship among the Master’s students of today.
