800 newborn brain scans made available to help clarify how some diseases develop
The Developing Human Connectome Project (dHCP) has made the scans of 800 baby brains available to study how developmental disorders progress.
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Imperial launches a new era of digital chemistry
Imperial has launched a new Institute for Digital Molecular Design and Fabrication, aiming to transform the way chemistry is done.
New AI technology protects privacy in healthcare settings
Researchers at TUM and Imperial have developed a technology that protects patients’ personal data while training healthcare algorithms.
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The quantum computing trailblazers powered by Imperial expertise
Quantum tech startup ORCA Computing is using links with Imperial to gain an edge in the race to create the world’s first widely used quantum computer.
European experts debate emerging tech regulation at Forum panel
An expert panel discussed the upcoming EU AI regulation and how we can responsibly regulate emerging technologies like facial recognition.
Discover the world of 2050 – as transformed by today’s green technologies
Imperial Tech Foresight and the Grantham Institute have envisioned a future where tech that exists today has helped make the world greener and fairer.
AI analytics predict COVID-19 patients’ daily trajectory in UK intensive care
Researchers used AI to identify which daily changing clinical parameters best predict intervention responses in critically ill COVID-19 patients.
Learning a Diverse Set of Good Solutions - Talk on Cross Roads
Antoine Cully is talking about Quality Diversity with the Cross Labs in this talk.
€2.5m ERC Advanced grant to make AI more accessible for health and law
The European Research Council has awarded an Imperial College London researcher €2.5m to make AI more easily available in the areas of health and law.
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Podcast: Psychedelic research, AI for the ICU and a space communication pioneer
In this edition: We investigate the psychedelic research renaissance, discover an AI designed to spot organ failure, and chat to Maggie Aderin-Pocock.
