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Boosting Blood Flow: How Machine Learning is helping researchers develop medical implants

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The Science and Engineering South Consortium brings together the universities of Oxford, Southampton, King’s College London, Queen Mary University of London, University College London and Imperial College London, creating the most powerful hub of research-intensive universities in the UK. Our members invest in high quality science, essential for the sustained development of world-leading research that makes a positive difference to the UK economy, our wellbeing and to the world around us.

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The Fourth Industrial Revolution is here – and together with technologies such as robotics and quantum computing, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is at the heart of this awesome new age of progress and possibilities. Deep learning is a great example. Harnessing computer algorithms inspired by how the brain works, this fast-growing field of AI makes it possible to analyse vast amounts of data and detect patterns and features there – generating insights that can improve and protect lives in areas as diverse as medicine, transport and anti-terrorism. UCL is just one of the SES members currently working at deep learning’s cutting...

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Boosting Blood Flow

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How Machine Learning is helping researchers develop medical implants We talk to Dr. Peter Vincent about the various applications of computational fluid dynamics and machine learning in medicine and treatment – from Diabetes to Cardiovascular Disease. Visit The Times website for the article mentioned in this video: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/implant-may-offer-kidney-patients-easier-dialysis-jbk6cg0tq

Cyber security, open source intelligence, web science, bioinformatics and crime science…all modern and relevant terms in the UK research landscape, and all with one thing in common: Data. Why are researchers interested in accessing publicly available data? What are they doing with anonymised, confidential data? How can open data provide us with intelligence? How can data from one field of research be used in another? This Unique finale to The Data Dialogue, At War with Data, provided Early Career Researchers from a range of disciplines with the tools and knowledge to approach the subject of research data from a wider point of view....

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2018-05-03 19:15 – Newell Classical Event
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2018-04-27 14:00 – Sustainability, Natural Resources and International Law
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Inspire, Empower, Impact
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2018-04-25 18:00 – St Catharine’s Political Economy Seminar Series – John McCombie
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2018-05-01 12:00 – The Search For Meaning Amidst Cosmic Annihilation, Transhumanism and the Last Judgement
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SES 6 days ago

Boosting Blood Flow - We asked @Vincent_Lab from @ImpEngineering how Machine Learning is helping researchers develop medical implants, with treatment uses from Diabetes to Cardiovascular Disease. Watch here: buff.ly/2J97FHo

SES 7 days ago

David Salmon from @Jisc stresses the importance of #engagement with researchers in developing better networks at #SESOpen

SES 7 days ago

Richard Boardman from @SotonEngEnv demonstrates Globus and file transfer from @DiamondLightSou to @unisouthampton at #SESOpen

test Twitter Media - Richard Boardman from @SotonEngEnv demonstrates Globus and file transfer from @DiamondLightSou to @unisouthampton at #SESOpen https://t.co/uxisYi2cuQ

SES 7 days ago

We’re kicking off #SESOpen today with Prof. Tony Hey from @SciComp_STFC and Tim Chown from @Jisc introducing science DMZs. Watch the livecast at bit.ly/2qGGwny

test Twitter Media - We’re kicking off #SESOpen today with Prof. Tony Hey from @SciComp_STFC and Tim Chown from @Jisc introducing science DMZs. Watch the livecast at https://t.co/pK2UxZjRTz https://t.co/L40vHnvncc

SES 1 week ago

Join us tomorrow as we delve into how SES unis are aiming to improve research workflows through hi-speed data transfer: ses.ac.uk/rdtz . Featuring speakers from @Jisc and @DiamondLightSou, @unisouthampton plus a Q&A on the project!

Improving Research Workflows by Enabling High-speed Data Transfers

SES 2 weeks ago

Are you a researcher managing high volumes of data? Join us in a workshop next week as we explore solutions to improve data transfer speed in science: ses.ac.uk/rdtz twitter.com/eResearch_UCL/…

Improving Research Workflows by Enabling High-speed Data Transfers

Improving Research Workflows by Enabling High-speed Data Transfers @SES_Consortium @DiamondLightSou https://t.co/fZ1JrNCfT3
— eResearch UCL (@eResearch_UCL) April 10, 2018

SES 4 weeks ago

Discover the BRAIN Centre @BRAIN_KCL, a newly refurbished preclinical neuroimaging facility with #MRI and #spectroscopy methods - open to all, including those unfamiliar with imaging. buff.ly/2J06b2E