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UKRI pledges £50m to develop ‘trustworthy’ AI

Teledermatology expected to reduce waiting time for skin cancer diagnosis

The electrical resistance of the optoelectric memristor can be programmed by visible light

In-memory light sensor provides artificial visual perception

Comment: The role of IoT in the UK’s new energy security strategy

Traditional methods of estimating glacier discharge involve water depth measurements, a physically demanding task that requires wading into the fast flowing, freezing cold water

Acoustic signals provide alternative method of monitoring glacial runoff

A wearable ultrasonic-system-on-patch for deep tissue monitoring

Wearable ultrasonic sensor monitors people on the move

University of Houston researcher holding a newly developed piezoelectric sensor that has been proven to work at extremely high temperatures

New sensor works at high temperatures in extreme environments

Manufacturers turning to AI for critical advantages, report finds

Machine learning model predicts mortality risk for individual cardiac surgery patients

AI that identifies the location and expression of proteins could provide boost to drug development

The devices combine insect-inspired nanostructured foils with highly sensitive flexible electronics. Here the device prototypes are applied to commercially available spinal implants and displayed on a spine model.

Smart coatings monitor strain and kill bacteria on orthopaedic implants

Comment: Engineering the way to better strategic decisions