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Simple ’smart’ glass reveals the future of artificial vision
From left to right, Zongfu Yu, Ang Chen and Efram Khoram developed the concept for a "smart" piece of glass that recognizes images without any external power or circuits.
From left to right, Zongfu Yu, Ang Chen and Efram Khoram developed the concept for a "smart" piece of glass that recognizes images without any external power or circuits.
It took three sky surveys - conducted at telescopes in two continents, covering one-third of the visible sky, and requiring almost 1,000 observing nights - to prepare for a new project that will creat
Gut-friendly bush tucker bread takes off in Darwin
A superfood bread roll made with Australian native bush foods and developed by University of Queensland researchers is now on the menu at Qantas Club in Darwin.
A superfood bread roll made with Australian native bush foods and developed by University of Queensland researchers is now on the menu at Qantas Club in Darwin.
Berkeley Talks transcript: #SandraBlandMystery: Aaminah Norris on the transmedia story of police brutality
ABIGAIL DE KOSNIK: Today I'm going to be speaking with Aaminah Norris, who is an assistant professor at Sacramento State in the College of Education.
ABIGAIL DE KOSNIK: Today I'm going to be speaking with Aaminah Norris, who is an assistant professor at Sacramento State in the College of Education.
UW Books in brief: US credit markets in history, ’value sensitive’ design, the lasting effects of reproductive slavery, and more
Recent notable books by University of Washington faculty members explore how the U.S. government has historically used credit to create opportunity, how "reproductive slavery” has left lasting ramifications, and how technology design benefits from human values.
Recent notable books by University of Washington faculty members explore how the U.S. government has historically used credit to create opportunity, how "reproductive slavery” has left lasting ramifications, and how technology design benefits from human values.
A special alumni reunion: Between 2007 and 2014, they worked as postdocs at the Organic Chemistry Institute of the University of Münster.
Exploring the human side of medicine with comics
In a remarkably short time, comics have grown up, sloughing off their superhero chains to become a respected medium for adults.
In a remarkably short time, comics have grown up, sloughing off their superhero chains to become a respected medium for adults.
The £1.63M gift from Lily Safra and the Edmond J. Safra Foundation will support fellowships for rising stars in Parkinson's Disease research The Edmond and Lily Safra Fellowship will o
How to make Switzerland CO2-free
Switzerland is about to undergo a comprehensive transformation of its energy system if it plans to drastically curb its CO2 emissions.
Switzerland is about to undergo a comprehensive transformation of its energy system if it plans to drastically curb its CO2 emissions.
Citizen scientists wanted to record sightings of mammals by waterways across the UK
Members of the public are being asked to record sightings of mammals by waterways across the UK, in an effort to help with future conservation efforts.
Members of the public are being asked to record sightings of mammals by waterways across the UK, in an effort to help with future conservation efforts.
The International Crisis in Taxation: A Critical Analysis
This doctoral dissertation investigates from a philosophical point of view the contemporary crisis in international tax law. In the past decades it has become clear how multinational corporations, and persons of considerable wealth, are organizing and planning their taxes to pay as little as possible.
This doctoral dissertation investigates from a philosophical point of view the contemporary crisis in international tax law. In the past decades it has become clear how multinational corporations, and persons of considerable wealth, are organizing and planning their taxes to pay as little as possible.
How a tiny bug inspires surfaces that don’t get wet
A tiny bug is the inspiration for research that could one day provide clean water or help ships sail more efficiently.
A tiny bug is the inspiration for research that could one day provide clean water or help ships sail more efficiently.
Millions in ARC funding for successful UQ projects
Virtual reality pilot training and better monitoring of water pollution are among University of Queensland research funded in the latest round of Australian Research Council Linkage Projects.
Virtual reality pilot training and better monitoring of water pollution are among University of Queensland research funded in the latest round of Australian Research Council Linkage Projects.
ESA's Mars Express has been keeping an eye on local and regional dust storms brewing at the north pole of the Red Planet over the last month, watching as they disperse towards the equator.
Astronauts on the Moon found themselves hopping around, rather than simply walking. Switzerland's SpaceBok planetary exploration robot has followed their example, launching all four legs off the ground during tests at ESA's technical heart.
Never before has such an efficient flexible CIGS solar cell been built. Empa researchers achieve an efficiency of 20.8% - breaking their own record.
Imperial's President Alice Gast led College-wide efforts to inspire women in engineering. Professor Gast spoke at an event for young professionals in engineering at the Institution of Engineering and Technology , organised by the Women's Engineering Society.
Design Engineering students are giving a glimpse into the future of technology and design in their end of year showcase.
Parliamentarians see how Imperial leads AIDS vaccines fight
MPs representing the APPG on Vaccinations for All visited the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI) Human Immunology Laboratory (HIL). The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) Chair Dr Philippa Whitford was joined by fellow MPs Stephen Crabb and Bambos Charalambous at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital last Thursday, as well as colleagues from RESULTS UK , an advocacy group which supports the work of the APPG.
MPs representing the APPG on Vaccinations for All visited the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI) Human Immunology Laboratory (HIL). The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) Chair Dr Philippa Whitford was joined by fellow MPs Stephen Crabb and Bambos Charalambous at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital last Thursday, as well as colleagues from RESULTS UK , an advocacy group which supports the work of the APPG.
Design Engineering students are giving a glimpse into the future of technology and design in their end of year showcase.
Spin-off Digitrans provides data-driven logistics solution for the transport sector. DigiTrans, the latest spin-off of the University of Antwerp and imec, is operational.
Blood pressure drug linked with increased risk of bowel condition
MPs representing the APPG on Vaccinations for All visited the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI) Human Immunology Laboratory (HIL). The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) Chair Dr Philippa Whitford was joined by fellow MPs Stephen Crabb and Bambos Charalambous at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital last Thursday, as well as colleagues from RESULTS UK , an advocacy group which supports the work of the APPG.
MPs representing the APPG on Vaccinations for All visited the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI) Human Immunology Laboratory (HIL). The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) Chair Dr Philippa Whitford was joined by fellow MPs Stephen Crabb and Bambos Charalambous at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital last Thursday, as well as colleagues from RESULTS UK , an advocacy group which supports the work of the APPG.