Professor Rui Martins | Building a Microelectronics Research Group from the Ground Up Microelectronics are the minuscule components that power our modern world, from your smartphone to the systems that keep jet airliners in the sky. These essential components, such as...
Yiqiao Yin | Tracking Deforestation with Neural Networks Forests are key to Earth’s biodiversity and the global ecosystem, hosting 80% of the planet’s plant biomass and two-thirds of all mammal species. However, they are also in decline; each year, around five million...
Yiqiao Yin | Seeing Deep into the Lungs with Deep Learning X-rays and other forms of medical imaging let doctors peer into the body, revealing the internal structure of organs and tissues without invasive surgery. Doctors use the results to identify abnormalities such...
Dr Michael J Webber | A Comprehensive Assessment of a Chinese Water Management Project Transferring water from one river basin to another is supposed to help us better manage our planet’s water resources. The South-North Water Transfer Project (SNWTP), an inter-basin...
Dr Susmita Bose | 3D Printed Bone-like Materials for Delivering Natural Medicine Some of the greatest advances in medical history have revolved around the creation of new materials that can replace damaged tissues in the body. Today, many researchers focus on creating...
Steve Schmalz | An Innovative Circuit Breaker for Renewable Power Grids A key step towards a carbon-neutral future could be reached through dispersed power grids, featuring networks of local-scale renewable energy and battery storage plants. To prevent these power...
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