DNA test and phone app to ‘nudge’ Waitrose shoppers towards healthier food
A new app, developed by Imperial start-up DnaNudge, will use shoppers’ DNA to help them make healthier choices while food shopping.
Imperial showcases AI prowess to Conservative and Labour Party conferences
Professor Nick Jennings, Zeno the robot and Dr Declan O’Regan met political leaders in Liverpool and Birmingham this month.
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Could personalised 'food passports’ help to boost health and tackle obesity?
Combining AI technology, personal data and culinary know-how could help to keep the
population healthier for longer.
Using big data to improve patient care in lung disease
Dr Jennifer Quint and collaborators have been awarded a grant to better understand the patient journey of those with lung disease.
How a Masters programme in machine intelligence is closing an African tech gap
An Imperial lecturer is collaborating with a Rwanda-based African institute to unlock the continent’s potential as a hub for machine learning skills.
Imperial showcases how AI is transforming healthcare to government officials
Imperial experts gave civil servants a unique insight into the potential clinical applications of artificial intelligence.
Algorithm bias warning, as Vice-Provost advises parliamentary committee
Growing use of algorithms in decision-making risks disproportionate bias against certain groups, a new parliamentary report has warned.
Three security projects win seed funding from the ISST
The Institute for Security Science and Technology (ISST) is excited to announce the recipients of the ISST Champions Fund.
Beijing leader hails growing Imperial-China collaborations
One of China’s top officials visited Imperial College London to explore research into sustainable transport and air quality control.
Top award for Imperial Surgery & Cancer Professor
Professor Elaine Holmes has been named as one of 48 world-leading researchers to join the prestigious Fellowship of the Academy of Medical Sciences.
