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Dr. Ashesh Mehta implants five tiny computer chips into the brain of a man living with paralysis, key components of the novel ‘double neural bypass’ technology developed at Northwell Health’s Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research. This new technology is helping restore not only movement, but also sensation in the arm and hand of a paralysed person
Medical & healthcare

Double neural bypass restores movement and sensations to man living with quadriplegia

Medical & healthcare

AI wastewater sampling predicts Covid hospitalisations

Medical & healthcare

AI-supported mammography identifies cancer and cuts workload for radiologists

ZERO-DECON at St Michael’s Hospital
Energy & environment

Modular laundry system could help reduce medical textile waste

Materials

Sheffield team to develop patch that treats oral lichen planus

Aerospace

Royal Mail launches drone mail deliveries in Orkney

CGI of proposed Sizewell C nuclear power station
Policy & business

Government needs Nuclear Strategic Plan to deliver 24GW by 2050

Space

Solar shield concept would tether asteroid to reduce launch weight

Energy & environment

New oil and gas licences claimed to be compatible with net zero

Hitachi Rail's 360Pass is branded as GoGoGe in Genoa
Rail & marine

Genoa transport app gets full rollout after successful trial

Coal, oil & gas

Study finds areas of ‘super basin’ suitable for storing industrial emissions

Illustration of the data used for training the tiny cloud classification model (left), and the predictions on new scenes (right). The entire training process took about 1.5 seconds, including the time for encoding the entire training dataset, and 10 epochs of training a classification model
Aerospace

Machine learning model trained on board satellite