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Robotic rectum may aid prostate cancer diagnosis
A robotic rectum may help doctors and nurses detect prostate cancer.
Robotic rectum may aid prostate cancer diagnosis
A robotic rectum may help doctors and nurses detect prostate cancer.
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"The boy's glasses fell off when he was shot at, and now he couldn't see"
Dr Nathalie MacDermott, a paediatric and clinical research fellow at Imperial, still thinks daily of the families she encountered in Greece.
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Researchers outline the benefits of academic training for clinicians
In a new video, academics explain how academic education and training for clinicians can benefit patients and develop future medical leaders.
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Bioengineering pioneer Colin Caro at 90
At the age of 90, serial medical innovator Emeritus Professor Colin Caro remains active in research and teaching after 50 years at Imperial.
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'Simple rules' calculate ovarian cancer risk
Scientists have formulated a system that uses ultrasound images to accurately work out the likelihood of an ovarian growth being cancerous.
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Researchers closer to developing vision for household robots
Scientists at Imperial are developing vision technology that could enable the domestic robots of the future to truly see their environment.
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Star Wars-style robotic hand controlled by muscle vibrations
Scientists have developed technology that enables a user to control a robotic hand via arm movements and muscle vibrations.
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Celebrating the launch of Imperial's Data Science hub and KPMG Data Observatory
Baroness Joanna Shields, Minister for Internet Safety and Security, launched two new data analysis facilities on Tuesday 3 November.
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New fertility treatment developed at Imperial could make IVF safer for mothers
Researchers have successfully used a pioneering method to stimulate ovulation in women at risk of experiencing complications during IVF treatment.
Imperial welcomes new students
Imperial welcomes its new undergraduate students marking the beginning of this year's Welcome Week.