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News from @imperialcollege’s Department of Bioengineering, the leading department of Bioengineering in the UK.
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Two events. One celebration of Bioengineering innovation💡 Join us on 5 Nov to connect with researchers, industry leaders & alums driving the field forward. ✨Industry Showcase ✨Caro Lecture 2025 with alum Ingeborg Oie, CFO at Agreena 👉Register: https://t.co/Lw3GiEGaM9
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Last week, we hosted Minister for Veterans & People, @Louise_Jones_MP, at our Centre for Injury Studies Profs Anthony Bull and Spyros Masouros, Drs Arul Ramasamy and Angela Kedgley showcased cutting-edge research improving recovery & rehab for veterans 🔗 https://t.co/hxuuGf2OuI
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Imagine AI that cares about your health. WaterMinder’s AI Gulp Detection is like having a hydration coach in your pocket. Sip water → App detects it → Earn Rewards. Download now and see it work in real time.
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What can dinosaur footprints tell us about how they moved? 🦖 Join us for our next seminar with Prof Peter Falkingham, who uses computer simulations, X-rays, and machine learning to reveal how dinosaurs evolved into birds. 👉Register: https://t.co/Q69fejJmLX Hosts: @EvoBiomech
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Congratulations to Professor Molly Stevens from our @impmaterials and @imperialbioeng, who has been elected a fellow of the prestigious National Academy of Medicine. Read more in our news story: https://t.co/HNAxZ0LxVH
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US ACADEMY ELECTION - Professor Molly Stevens has been elected to the US National Academy of Medicine in recognition of her work developing biomaterials-based technologies.
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We’re so proud of Bioengineering PhD student Peter Bryan, featured in Imperial People for Black History Month! As co-chair of the Black Doctoral Network and a James West Scholar, Peter is helping foster community and representation at @imperialcollege. 🔗 https://t.co/PVb4v28i1E
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What a start! 🔬 Genie Fertility, co-founded by @ImperialBioeng alumnus Andreas Hadjimitsis, has come out of stealth with $1.2m to develop a non-invasive fertility test that works with menstrual blood. Read more 👇 https://t.co/hRgkSkDN6J
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FERTILITY TESTING - Alumnus startup Genie Fertility has raised $1.2 million to take its non-invasive fertility test into new studies
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🎓 Huge congratulations to our Bioengineering graduates crossing the stage today! We’re so proud of all you’ve achieved and can’t wait to see what you do next👏 Find out more about today's graduation ceremonies with Imperial's Commemoration Day guide 👉 https://t.co/9Apx6gZb4N
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📢 This Nov 5, join us for two landmark events: the Caro Alumni Lecture with Agreena CFO Ingeborg Øie, and our first-ever Bioengineering Industry Showcase. 🚀 Celebrate our impact, sustainability & innovation with us. ℹ️Find out more: https://t.co/7OkIUuZuBo
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October is Black History Month ✨ At Imperial, we are celebrating the contributions of Black staff, students, and researchers while spotlighting networks, scholarships, and events that support our community. Here are some key resources ⬇️
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🩹Could a skin patch replace the scalpel? Dr Sylvain Ladame and his lab are developing a new liquid biopsy for skin cancer that could give answers in minutes, pain-free and without surgery. A step towards faster and less invasive diagnosis. 👉 https://t.co/p8cRC5U3ov
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🔬 How do you see blood vessels hidden deep inside the brain? Join us at 4PM today for our next seminar with Dr Olivier Couture, who will share the latest advances in Ultrasound Localization Microscopy. ↪️Register here: https://t.co/viKRi8NeOf
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👏 Huge congratulations to Dr @SophieMorse20 on being awarded a prestigious @UKRI_News Future Leader Fellowship! Her pioneering work using therapeutic ultrasound aims to delay cognitive decline and restore brain function. https://t.co/9ooGKZKMUA
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BRAIN SCIENCE PIONEER - An Imperial scientist wants to cut the incidence of brain diseases like Alzheimer’s and help people to enjoy more years of healthy, independent life.
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Happy to share our latest research on predicting temozolomide response in low-grade glioma patients using large-scale machine learning. We explored 12 machine learning classification algorithms across six types of omics data. https://t.co/Q5HNyUu1x0
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Background Temozolomide is the primary chemotherapeutic agent and first-line treatment for low-grade glioma. Although low-grade gliomas are generally less aggressive than high-grade gliomas, they can...
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Thanks @ImperialBioeng Soc for a nice feature in the very first issue of Splice. Honoured and humbled to be included at this fresh start of the new academic year 🫡 Check out the issue 👉 https://t.co/OdS2etqoZU
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🎉 Welcome back, Bioengineering students! Whether you’re starting your journey or returning for another year, we’re excited to see what you’ll discover, design, and achieve in 2025–26. Here’s to a year of ideas, innovation, and community. #WelcomeWeek #OurImperial
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Prince Harry visited our Centre for Injury Studies to learn about their pioneering work on paediatric blast injuries. He made a $150K grant towards our work developing prostheses for children injured in conflicts like Ukraine and Gaza. Read more ⤵️ https://t.co/QvdAQU9Epe
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TRANSFORMING TREATMENT - A $150,000 donation from The Duke of Sussex's Archewell Foundation was announced during a visit to Imperial’s Centre for Injury Studies.
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Congratulations to everyone getting their #AlevelResults today 🎉 To our new students – we're so excited to meet you. Get ready for your next big adventure! #ResultsDay
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Early career researchers & academics: interested in exploring applications for your research? Join our online session on 7 Aug 12-1pm to explore tools to engage different stakeholders, communicate w/ non-technical individuals & ask effective questions. https://t.co/jsIfYuvOcR
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We kicked off with the first day of the inaugural Imperial Robotics Summer School yesterday! Prof. Holger Krapp gave the opening address, followed by fundamental lectures from Professor Ferdinando Rodriguez y Baena & Professor Thrishantha Nanayakkara. In the afternoon,
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We're hiring for 2 postdocs to work in our lab in London on the newly announced Wellcome Trust SynHG project. If you know people looking to work on big-scale ambitious science like this, please RT and share this with them. Apply by 7/20, interviews in Aug. https://t.co/TOVjZ3osO5
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