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Podcast: Filming with Attenborough, global development goals, and lab-grown meat
In this edition: David Attenborough meets our newest robot, progress towards global goals, and supporting the future of lab-grown meat.
Members of Imperial community recognised in New Year Honours
Imperial researchers have been recognised for their services to medicine, public health and climate innovation in the 2024 New Year Honours list.
World’s first transatlantic flight on 100% sustainable aviation fuel takes off
The world’s first transatlantic flight run on 100% sustainable aviation fuel is taking off today from London Heathrow, bound for New York.
Imperial researchers win European grants worth €4million euros
Two Imperial academics have won major research grants from the European Research Council (ERC) to research AI in finance and cloud turbulence.
New AI tool detects up to 13% more breast cancers than humans alone
A new AI tool from Kheiron Medical Technologies and Imperial College London can detect up to 13% more breast cancers than humans in breast screenings.
Altering our language can help us deal with the intelligence of chatbots
A new paper suggests reframing how we talk about and interact with large language models may help us adapt to their intelligence.
New tool to help AI track animals could boost biology research
A new machine learning tool from Imperial could help researchers track animal behaviour and pave the way for more AI use in the biological sciences.
Renewed funding to train social scientists in tackling complex global challenges
Imperial College London is part of a newly funded partnership that will receive £15m to train social scientists to tackle complex global challenges.
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Q&A: What is the future of AI safety?
To mark the AI Safety Summit in the UK, we spoke to Imperial experts about key questions on the future of artificial intelligence.
New £28m Centre to forge the next generation of AI digital healthcare innovators
A new £28 million UKRI AI Centre for Doctoral Training at Imperial College London will train over 120 researchers to develop patient-ready technology.
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