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Fur-friendly ‘wearable for pets’ developed at Imperial
Imperial College London researchers have invented a new health tracking sensor for pets and people that monitors vital signs through fur or clothing.
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One of world's first online Masters in Machine Learning now open for enrolment
Beginning on 14 September 2020, the degree is one of the first online courses that focuses on Machine Learning and its applications.
Dark Data: Why what you don’t know matters
Emeritus professor David Hand launched his latest book on the universe of information at Imperial College London.
Biosensors, data privacy and manufacturing research highlighted at Davos
Research into biosensors, data privacy and advanced manufacturing was highlighted at the World Economic Forum in Davos by Imperial academics.
Coronavirus outbreak in China may have infected thousands, estimate scientists
Imperial College London researchers estimate there may be over 4,000 cases of the novel coronavirus outbreak, in a new report.
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Financial services companies using academic expertise to innovate
Banks and other financial services companies are increasingly benefiting from the specialist expertise of academics at Imperial College London.
Imperial and France’s CNRS launch PhD joint programme in Mathematical Sciences
Imperial and France’s National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) have launched a PhD joint programme in mathematics and data.
Pre-conference workshop on AI and machine learning
On Friday 29th November, Imperial College researchers who will attend the NeurIPS conference in Vancouver next week presented their posters and talks.
Imperial academic discusses why data privacy is a problem at US Congress
Consumers are at risk of being exploited by tech companies through lack of understanding about how their data is used.
Pioneering Imperial tech on show at top finance industry conference
Imperial's holographic teaching technology featured at Sibos 2019 - the world’s premier financial services conference.
