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AI-based brain monitoring and robotic muscle projects win £11.5m EPSRC boost
Two Imperial College London projects have won a total of £11.5 million to transform healthcare technologies by 2050.
AI-based brain monitoring and robotic muscle projects win £11.5m EPSRC boost
Two Imperial College London projects have won a total of £11.5 million to transform healthcare technologies by 2050.
A Review of Optical Spectroscopy for in-vivo Medical Diagnosis
Our Hamlyn researchers reviewed the state of the art of optical spectroscopy and highlighted future perspectives for in-vivo medical diagnosis.
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Q&A: Christmas Lecturer talks geoscience, climate change, and diversity
Professor Chris Jackson discusses the Christmas Lecture ‘Planet Earth: A User’s Guide’, and the importance of role models in diversifying science.
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Hip fracture risk linked to nanoscale bone inflexibility
New research has highlighted a preventative treatment gap in patients prone to bone fractures who are otherwise healthy.
Imperial researchers receive Royal Academy of Engineering Research Fellowships
Two researchers working on advanced biomedical imaging and developing new lubricants have been awarded new fellowships.
A Real-Time Gamma Probe Tracking System for Cancer Tissue Identification
Our Hamlyn researchers proposed a real-time gamma probe tracking system integrated with augmented reality, aiming to aid surgery for prostate cancer.
Application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Surgery
Our Hamlyn researchers review the recent influential applications of AI in surgery as well as note the major challenges in the future development.
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COVID-19 lockdown causes 50% global reduction in human-linked Earth vibrations
The lack of human activity during lockdown caused human-linked vibrations in the Earth to drop by an average of 50% between March and May 2020.
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Brain waves of Formula E world champion measured on Top Gear race track
For the first time, a new study simultaneously tracks brain activity, eye movements and body movements of a pro race car driver in extreme conditions.
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AI could help improve performance of lithium-ion batteries and fuel cells
Imperial researchers have demonstrated how machine learning could help design lithium-ion batteries and fuel cells with better performance.
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