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An imperial academic has helped to design fiendishly difficult tasks on a new television to test different aspects of human intelligence. Dr Adam Hampshire 's team, from the Department of Medicine, worked with the creators of TV show The Family Brain Games , to help design a series of games for the show, which airs this evening (Monday 17 June) at 8pm on BBC Two.
Aimed at Year 3/4 MEng Engineering students, the 'Design for Additive Manufacturing' module breaks new ground with its skills-focused syllabus.
Cardiff camera sees through sides of trucks
A heat-sensing camera developed by astrophysicists at Cardiff University is being used to spot people and animals in the back of moving trucks and lorries. The technology, which is being brought to market by Sequestim Ltd, works by using extremely accurate sensors - originally designed to map distant stars - to detect minute changes in radiation and heat.
A heat-sensing camera developed by astrophysicists at Cardiff University is being used to spot people and animals in the back of moving trucks and lorries. The technology, which is being brought to market by Sequestim Ltd, works by using extremely accurate sensors - originally designed to map distant stars - to detect minute changes in radiation and heat.
Imperial celebrated its deep links with CERN and the power of international collaboration with a visit to the Large Hadron Collider. CERN is more than just a feat of engineering. It is a tremendous human endeavor.
Imperial celebrated its deep links with CERN and the power of international collaboration with a visit to the Large Hadron Collider. CERN is more than just a feat of engineering. It is a tremendous human endeavor.
A University of Sussex student has taken inspiration from the seas to find a solution to the man-made plastic pollution contaminating the world's oceans.
Unclear nuclear: How UK energy consumers unwittingly pay for military infrastructures
UK energy consumers are unknowingly subsidising the high cost of military nuclear infrastructures, testimony by University of Sussex academics to a Parliamentary inquiry has documented.
UK energy consumers are unknowingly subsidising the high cost of military nuclear infrastructures, testimony by University of Sussex academics to a Parliamentary inquiry has documented.
Artery hardening happens to everyone as they age...but up until now we haven't known what controls this process and therefore how to treat it Melinda Duer New approach to drug discovery
Cholesterol testing and science team success: News from the College
Here's a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial. From new evidence against the need to fast before a cholesterol test, to an inspirational speech on what makes a successful science team, here is some quick-read news from across the College.
Here's a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial. From new evidence against the need to fast before a cholesterol test, to an inspirational speech on what makes a successful science team, here is some quick-read news from across the College.
Twitter buys AI startup founded by Imperial academic to tackle fake news
A startup founded by an Imperial academic has been bought by Twitter to address the spread of fake news across the social network.
A startup founded by an Imperial academic has been bought by Twitter to address the spread of fake news across the social network.
