UKRI EPSRC Transformative Healthcare Technologies funds £6 Million
A robotic muscles project involving LCN Academic Professor Molly Stevens has been awarded £6m from UKRI EPSRC Transformative Healthcare Technologies. The funding aims to foster the development of revolutionary new technological approaches to transform care and...
Internships in the time of COVID-19
The collaboration between academia and industry is fundamental for developing solutions to society’s biggest problems. Co-funded PhDs and internships represent the perfect opportunity for industry and academia to work together and bridge the gap between industrial and...
Levitating nanoparticles using light: conveyor belts of the future
LCN Researchers from the Photonics and Nanotechnology group at King’s have reported an exciting new levitation phenomenon that involves shining light on nanoparticles which are made from a non-magnetic material. The light resonates with the nanoparticles to produce a...
Turning on and off a magnet by electric field for future nano-electronic devices
The last several decades have seen the development of electronic devices that have relied heavily on the downsizing of the transistor. This has helped to facilitate the technology for the small, powerful computers that are the basis of our modern information society....