AI and aerospace models used to optimise blood flow in veins
Artificial intelligence has been trained to use aerospace simulation software to design a device that may ultimately improve dialysis for patients.
Our ability to focus on one voice in crowds is triggered by voice pitch
Scientists have discovered that a group of neurons in the brain's auditory stem help us to tune into specific conversations in a crowded room.
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Prince William sees impact of mental health campaign at Imperial Institute
Prince William was given new insights into his mental health awareness campaign at Imperial's pioneering data visualisation facility on Friday.
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Machine learning research: the driving force of Artificial Intelligence
Machine Learning has huge potential and Imperial can be at the forefront of it, say experts as a new initiative launches today.
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Japanese collaborations reach new heights
Imperial and one of Japan's top universities joined forces at a two-day workshop in London this week.
Four Imperial academics celebrate winning European Research Council grants
Researchers investigating quantum chaos, medical imaging, new materials and stubborn infections have received ERC Starting Grants.
An Imperial researcher discusses advances in aircraft air quality
Professor Peter Childs from the Dyson School of Design Engineering discusses air quality in aircraft cabins in his Q&A.
Visitors can feast on the latest food ideas at Borough Market
Researchers from Imperial College London will be asking visitors to London's Borough Market to discover what food design thinking is.
Sustainable energy developer and aerial robot creator recognised in top list
A developer of drones and a creator of sustainable energy storage solutions have been selected as two of the top 35 innovators in Europe.
Test your mental skills with an Artificial Intelligence tool called Cognitron
The first artificial intelligence (AI) designed to model human mental skills has been developed by researchers from Imperial College London.
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