Augmented reality helps surgeons 'see through' tissue to reconnect blood vessels
Using augmented reality in the operating theatre could help surgeons to improve the outcome of reconstructive surgery for patients.
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Imperial academics present food solutions to world leaders at Davos
Imperial academics joined global leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos to discuss innovative ideas around nutrition and food production.
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Scientists reveal new Ebola immunity test for survivors
A prototype device for gauging patients' immunity to Ebola has been developed by a multi-institutional team of experts led by Imperial College London.
Can psychedelic drugs 'reconnect' depressed patients with their emotions?
Imperial research suggests psilocybin can help relieve the symptoms of depression, without the 'dulling' of emotions linked with antidepressants.
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3D printing creates super-soft structures that replicate brain and lungs
A new 3D printing technique allows researchers to replicate biological structures, which could be used for tissue regeneration and replica organs.
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Global transformation maps help explain Fourth Industrial Revolution
Imperial researchers have worked with the World Economic Forum to launch its Transformation Maps.
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Five AI breakthroughs that could change the face of science
Following years of research, AI is starting to have an impact on the way science is done, as these five Imperial studies from 2017 show.
Food monitoring system being developed could help vulnerable, say researchers
Technology that accurately monitors food intake could help to better distribute food resources to communities and vulnerable people around the world.
