Professor Molly Stevens awarded 10 year Chair by Royal Academy of Engineering
Congratulations to LCN Professor Molly Stevens who has been named a Chair in Emerging Technologies by Royal Academy of Engineering today. The highly prestigious 10 years of funding is given to global visionaries pioneering technologies that could have global benefits....
Could local data be the key to controlling and easing lockdown?
Pandemics, such as COVID-19, are usually assumed to spread rapidly within the population. In reality, the population is more heterogeneous with regard to risk, and there will be large variation on the basis of geography, workplace and other key factors. Analysing data...
Digital technologies and data privacy during the COVID-19 pandemic
A Nature Medicine review, led by researchers in the EPSRC funded i-sense project at the LCN, looks at how digital technologies have been mobilised for a global public health response to COVID-19 and the associated concerns in regards to privacy and efficacy in an ever...
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...