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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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Professor Anatoly Zayats elected Fellow of Royal Academy of Engineering

Professor Anatoly Zayats elected Fellow of Royal Academy of Engineering

Professor Zayats joins a community of over 1,700 eminent engineers and innovators around the world driving societal impact. LCN ... Find out more

LCN researcher awarded Wellcome Leap funding for targeted antibiotic delivery research

LCN researcher awarded Wellcome Leap funding for targeted antibiotic delivery research

LCN Researchers at King's have secured funding through the Wellcome Leap Focused Antibiotics programme to develop a new generation of ... Find out more

nanoFabUK 2026 brings the UK’s Nanofabrication community to London

nanoFabUK 2026 brings the UK’s Nanofabrication community to London

The London Centre for Nanotechnology (LCN) was proud to help host the nanoFabUK Symposium 2026. The nanoFabUK Annual Symposium ... Find out more

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