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Podcast: The marine carbon cycle, teaching robots, and a mental health zine
In this edition: How fishing may impact the carbon cycle, how to teach a robot to make toast, and sharing research in the form of a short magazine.
Going vegan beyond January, taming the Dragons and diagnostic development
Kick off 2022 with some important news and updates from Imperial’s entrepreneurial community and enterprising academics.
I-X: Imperial searches for 13 new leaders of the digital revolution
A new Imperial College London initiative, I-X, is recruiting 13 academic staff to lead the next wave of the digital revolution.
A Comparative Review of Artificial Muscles for Microsystem Applications
Hamlyn researchers provided a comparative review of artificial muscles for microsystem applications, aiming to aid the development of clinical devices
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Pianists learn to play with robotic third thumb in just one hour
Pianists equipped with a third robotic thumb were able to adapt to using the extra digit after just one hour of practice, Imperial research has found.
Randomly Connected Neural Network for Self-Supervised Monocular Depth Estimation
A Hamlyn research team that introduced a novel deep learning method has won the Outstanding Paper Award at AECAI-CARE-OR2.0 workshop in MICCAI 2021.
A Novel Functional Atraumatic Self-Shaping Cochlear Implant
Hamlyn researchers proposed a novel functional atraumatic self-shaping cochlear implant, aiming to aid patients suffering from hearing loss.
X-Ray to MR: The Progress of Flexible Instruments for Endovascular Navigation
Hamlyn researchers provided a systematic review of the flexible instruments for endovascular navigation, aiming to aid X-Ray & MRI treatment for CVDs.
World’s first 3D-printed steel footbridge unveiled by Queen Máxima in Amsterdam
The world’s first 3D-printed steel structure, a ‘living laboratory’ bridge co-developed by Imperial, has been unveiled by Queen Máxima in Amsterdam.
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A Novel Smart Operating Room Concept: Gaze-Controlled Based Robotic Scrub Nurse
Hamlyn researchers proposed a novel smart operating room concept by using gaze-controlled based robotic scrub nurse, aiming to aid surgical process.
