‘Empathy, respect and judgment’ needed in times of change, says President Gast
Professor Alice Gast reflected on the need for judgement and empathy in times of tremendous change in her annual address to the Imperial community.
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AI trial to help accelerate future treatments for Duchenne muscular dystrophy
The Duchenne Research Fund has granted 320,000 pounds to Imperial experts, who hope to help doctors make better treatment decisions for the condition.
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Artificial intelligence experts question if machines can ever be truly creative
Leading experts in artificial intelligence (AI) debated whether machines can ever be truly creative during an event at Imperial College London.
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Podcast: Making maths connections, spotting fakes and working with your hands
In this edition: We say bonjour to a new Imperial-France maths centre, use machines to spot fake reviews, and swap skills with curators and artists.
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Robotic chemistry
Professor Lee Cronin, from the University of Glasgow, recently visited Imperial to present some of his new multidisciplinary 'chemputing' research.
Science Minister praises 'brilliant' robotics at Imperial
The new Science and Universities Minister Sam Gyimah praised the 'brilliant' robotics being developed at Imperial College London.
AI shaping tomorrow's world at Imperial Fringe
Hundreds of visitors explored the exciting possibilities of artificial intelligence at the latest Imperial Fringe event.
A hopeful 2018: Imperial academics on positive things coming our way this year
The past year has brought many challenges and difficulties, but what do we have to look forward to in 2018?
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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.
Research collaboration aims to improve breast cancer diagnosis using AI
A new project to explore how artificial intelligence (AI) could improve breast screening could potentially lead to more accurate detection of cancers.
