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New app helps children with ’lazy eye’ visual impairment
Eye specialists, mathematicians and games designers at the University of Southampton have teamed up to develop and launch a smartphone app aimed at helping improve vital treatment for children with amblyopia, a common visual impairment, also known as 'lazy eye'. Amblyopia causes sight loss in young children, with around one in 50 affected.
Innovation - Computer Science - 25.05.2023
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Mobile phone users do not understand what data they might be sharing
Language used for app tracking privacy settings causes consumer confusion Privacy and security features that aim to give consumers more control over the sharing of their data by smartphone apps are widely misunderstood, shows new research from the University of Bath's School of Management.
Computer Science - 05.05.2023
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Physics - Computer Science - 21.02.2023 
UCL spinout raises £42 million to develop quantum processors
Quantum Motion, a quantum computing spinout led by researchers from UCL and Oxford University, has raised more than £42 million from investors to help develop silicon quantum processors from the laboratory to industrial applications.
Innovation - Computer Science - 17.02.2023
Computer Science - 16.02.2023
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Health - Computer Science - 14.02.2023 
Holding A Heart in Your Hands - how virtual reality is shaping the future of cardiovascular science
UCL VPEE Student Journalism Scheme student Caroline Coyer (MFA Creative Documentary by Practice), visits UCL's Institute of Cardiovascular Science to explore their amazing new virtual reality technology Visiting UCL's Institute of Cardiovascular Science is a day of firsts for me.
Innovation - Computer Science - 14.02.2023
Environment - Computer Science - 09.02.2023
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Computer Science - Physics - 08.02.2023 
Scientists make breakthrough in developing quantum computers that can solve big challenges of our time
Sussex scientists make breakthrough in developing quantum computers that can solve big challenges of our time Researchers from the University of Sussex and Universal Quantum have demonstrated for the first time that quantum bits (qubits) can directly transfer between quantum computer microchips and demonstrated this with record-breaking speed and accuracy.
Computer Science - Administration - 03.02.2023
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Innovation - Computer Science - 27.01.2023 
Imperial’s I-X to work with RAF for enhanced defence and security in UK
Imperial and the Royal Air Force Rapid Capabilities Office are to collaborate to tackle national defence and security challenges.
Event - Computer Science - 18.01.2023
Computer Science - Pharmacology - 03.01.2023 
Led team wins time on world’s most powerful computer
A UCL-led team of researchers is using the world's first exascale computer to identify a shortlist of potential new drugs for diseases and to better understand how stroke affects the brain. The supercomputer, Frontier, at the Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility in Tennessee, US, is the first in the world capable of an exaflop - a billion billion operations a second.
Computer Science - 21.12.2022 
Special Issue on Open Science Policies as an Accelerator for Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals
Dr Mayra Morales has published a new paper in the Special Issue by Journal of Science Policy & Governance entitled Equitable Research Capacity towards the Sustainable Development Goals: The Case for Open Science Hardware.
Career - Computer Science - 19.12.2022
Computer Science - Microtechnics - 16.12.2022
Innovation - Computer Science - 13.12.2022 
Upcoming Seminar: Adoption of Digital Technologies and Skills in Greater Manchester
Mabel Sánchez Barrioluengo and Silvia Massini are hosting an online seminar based on the adoption of Digital Technologies and Skills in Greater Manchester, work in collaboration with the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce.
Innovation - Computer Science - 13.12.2022
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Eye specialists, mathematicians and games designers at the University of Southampton have teamed up to develop and launch a smartphone app aimed at helping improve vital treatment for children with amblyopia, a common visual impairment, also known as 'lazy eye'. Amblyopia causes sight loss in young children, with around one in 50 affected.
Tech mandated by Online Safety Bill ’could turn phones into surveillance tools’
Tech mandated by the UK Government's Online Safety Bill could be used to turn millions of phones into facial recognition tools.
Tech mandated by the UK Government's Online Safety Bill could be used to turn millions of phones into facial recognition tools.
Two Imperial scientists elected as Fellows of the Royal Society
Imperial experts in particle physics and robot vision have been granted Fellowship of the Royal Society.
Imperial experts in particle physics and robot vision have been granted Fellowship of the Royal Society.
Language used for app tracking privacy settings causes consumer confusion Privacy and security features that aim to give consumers more control over the sharing of their data by smartphone apps are widely misunderstood, shows new research from the University of Bath's School of Management.
University of Glasgow officially joins UN agency for autonomous networks
The University of Glasgow is now a full member of a United Nations agency which is aiming to develop international standards for future autonomous networks.
The University of Glasgow is now a full member of a United Nations agency which is aiming to develop international standards for future autonomous networks.
Monkey mouths and hands could be key to future interactive enrichment systems
Researchers from a Scottish university have teamed up with monkeys to learn more about how animals prefer to use interactive systems. The researchers, from the University of Glasgow, found that white-faced saki monkeys at Korkeasaari Zoo in Helsinki preferred to use their mouths, teeth and hands to pull switches and swing panels from side to side.
Researchers from a Scottish university have teamed up with monkeys to learn more about how animals prefer to use interactive systems. The researchers, from the University of Glasgow, found that white-faced saki monkeys at Korkeasaari Zoo in Helsinki preferred to use their mouths, teeth and hands to pull switches and swing panels from side to side.
Quantum Motion, a quantum computing spinout led by researchers from UCL and Oxford University, has raised more than £42 million from investors to help develop silicon quantum processors from the laboratory to industrial applications.
UCL VPEE Student Journalism Scheme student Caroline Coyer (MFA Creative Documentary by Practice), visits UCL's Institute of Cardiovascular Science to explore their amazing new virtual reality technology Visiting UCL's Institute of Cardiovascular Science is a day of firsts for me.
UK’s first national 6G research facility to be opened by University of Sheffield
The first national 6G research facility - which will support the UK in becoming a world leader in 6G technology - is set to open at the University of Sheffield The new centre will create a vibrant 6G
The first national 6G research facility - which will support the UK in becoming a world leader in 6G technology - is set to open at the University of Sheffield The new centre will create a vibrant 6G
International prize for University of Glasgow data scientist
A University of Glasgow data scientist has picked up a prize at the first annual Analysts Awards, administered by the Institute of Analytics (IoA).
A University of Glasgow data scientist has picked up a prize at the first annual Analysts Awards, administered by the Institute of Analytics (IoA).
Sussex scientists make breakthrough in developing quantum computers that can solve big challenges of our time Researchers from the University of Sussex and Universal Quantum have demonstrated for the first time that quantum bits (qubits) can directly transfer between quantum computer microchips and demonstrated this with record-breaking speed and accuracy.
Imperial and the Royal Air Force Rapid Capabilities Office are to collaborate to tackle national defence and security challenges.
A UCL-led team of researchers is using the world's first exascale computer to identify a shortlist of potential new drugs for diseases and to better understand how stroke affects the brain. The supercomputer, Frontier, at the Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility in Tennessee, US, is the first in the world capable of an exaflop - a billion billion operations a second.
Dr Mayra Morales has published a new paper in the Special Issue by Journal of Science Policy & Governance entitled Equitable Research Capacity towards the Sustainable Development Goals: The Case for Open Science Hardware.
Radioactive robot Lyra named Best Invention of 2022
A radioactive robot developed by The University of Manchester researchers has been awarded Best Invention in 2022 by Time Magazine.
A radioactive robot developed by The University of Manchester researchers has been awarded Best Invention in 2022 by Time Magazine.
Mabel Sánchez Barrioluengo and Silvia Massini are hosting an online seminar based on the adoption of Digital Technologies and Skills in Greater Manchester, work in collaboration with the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce.
’Hand to hand’ app helps poorest with COVID impact
A Tik-Tok-style short video app, specifically for marginalised groups in low-income countries, has been developed and trialled by researchers at Oxford and the University of Birmingham.
A Tik-Tok-style short video app, specifically for marginalised groups in low-income countries, has been developed and trialled by researchers at Oxford and the University of Birmingham.
Manchester AI summit aims to attract experts in advanced engineering and robotics
The University of Manchester is launching a new specialist multi-disciplinary centre to explore developments in smart robotics through the lens of artificial intelligence (AI) and autonomous machinery.
The University of Manchester is launching a new specialist multi-disciplinary centre to explore developments in smart robotics through the lens of artificial intelligence (AI) and autonomous machinery.
