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AI-powered microscopy
Using deep learning to improve rapid cellular imaging
Researchers have combined neural networks with a wide range of microscopy techniques to improve how scientists peer into cells
Using deep learning to improve rapid cellular imaging
Researchers have combined neural networks with a wide range of microscopy techniques to improve how scientists peer into cells
Research shows how a tiny device in the ear canal can monitor heart health
A driving simulation study has shown we are one step closer to monitoring our heart health in real time via a tiny device worn in the ear.
New Science Minister visits White City Campus
The new Minister for Science, Research and Innovation Andrew Griffith MP met Imperial's community at the White City campus earlier this week.
Morphine treatment and cheating sparrows: News from Imperial
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
New class of cancer and immunology drug targets mapped with new tagging system
Researchers have used ‘click chemistry’ to map the role of a group of enzymes that could be key for developing new medicines in cancer and immunology.
Behind the scenes: Filming on campus for Attenborough and the Giant Sea Monster
Imperial’s part in the documentary Attenborough and the Giant Sea Monster is the end result of collaboration and teamwork from Imperial.
Land-cover changes and serotonin levels: News from Imperial
Here's a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
Unusual RNA structures could be targets for new ALS treatments
Studying strange forms of RNA associated with the formation of aggregates in the brains of ALS patients could lead to new avenues for treatments.
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Imperial celebrates association to Horizon Europe
Imperial brought together our European and global science communities earlier this week to mark the start of the UK's association to Horizon Europe.
Age-related changes in brain activity may explain cognitive decline
New research on the ageing brains of mice may uncover the mechanisms underlying cognitive decline.