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Why collaborations in science are so important

i-sense is one of three EPSRC Interdisciplinary Research Collaborations (IRCs). The research program is based in UCL’s London Centre for Nanotechnology and supports a multidisciplinary team of researchers who are working to develop the next generation of early-warning sensing systems for infectious diseases.

In this short film, researchers from i-sense, together with members of the other two IRCs – Sphere and Proteus – discuss why collaboration is important, particularly for science.

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