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Self-learning bionic hand could spark ‘new generation’ of prosthetic limbs
The new prosthetic hand interprets muscular signals from brain activity with machine learning to make movements more natural.
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Look to fundamental university research for better AI, says Imperial professor
AI expert Professor Stephen Muggleton has argued that new developments in AI should take lessons from the basic research carried out in universities.
Imperial celebrates women in engineering
Staff and students celebrated International Women in Engineering Day on 23 June with a range of activities throughout the week.
Slime, supercomputers, and pond lurkers at this year’s Summer Science Festival
The annual Summer Science Exhibition is the Royal Society’s week-long free festival celebrating the cutting edge of UK science.
New enzyme boost could hasten biofuel production
Imperial scientists have enhanced the process of using biology to make products such as fuels, plastics, medicines, and cosmetics.
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Rising star in solar fuel research
The Institute for Molecular Science and Engineering rounded off this academic year with a Highlight Seminar by Professor Sophia Haussener from EPFL.
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ChemEng Conversations #INWED18 Special
To mark International Women in Engineering Day on Saturday 23 June we've filmed a special episode of ChemEng Conversations with four female engineers.
International Women in Engineering Day
On Saturday 23 June 2018 we are celebrating International Women in Engineering Day in the Department of Earth Science and Engineering.
Imperial Computing Graduates have more earning potential than other Universities
The Institute for Fiscal Studies has calculated the difference the subject and University you choose have on your earning potential.
Correlation and collaboration
Professor Philip Withers delivered the penultimate Institute for Molecular Science and Engineering (IMSE) Highlight Seminar of this academic year.
