With the ever-increasing demand for robots to cooperate and collaborate with humans, comes the need for increasingly sophisticated technologies capable of physically interacting with their environment in a safe way. This webinar will report on the advancements at the Centre for Advanced Robotics @ Queen Mary (ARQ) in soft robots focussing on pneumatically actuated silicone and fabric-based robotic structures.
This is an international event recognising how massive antennas in the US and Italy confirmed Einstein's 1916 prediction about the nature of gravity. This is a 90-minute livestream event which honours the uniquely sophisticated devices that confirmed Einstein's prediction of 104 years ago.
the kings College London Wheatstone Lecture this year is on 24th February 2021 delivered by Sir Peter Knight FRS, Imperial College, London & National Physical Laboratory. His lecture is entitled: What’s Quantum Technology?
This event will discuss how Blockchain has enabled several new economic and business models such as crypto currencies and decentralised finance (DeFi) and many other advances in the FinTech industry.
It is 50 years since the emergence of the CT scanner demonstrated the arrival of a powerful new imaging technology that would transform diagnostic medicine for millions of patients across the world. The plaque will be unveiled on Wednesday October 26th at Jupiter House, formerly the EMI Head Office, Clayton Road, Hayes. The ceremony will take place from 2-4pm.
It is 50 years since the emergence of the CT scanner demonstrated the arrival of a powerful new imaging technology that would transform diagnostic medicine for millions of patients across the world. A symposium of talks about the history of the invention and its subsequent application in clinical practice will be held on Thursday October 27th at the Royal Institution of Great Britain, Albemarle Street, London.