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Non-Pneumatic Particle Jamming for Low-Cost, Compact Haptic Feedback Devices
Alternative methods for particle jamming to create simulated hardness in haptic feedback devices at lower cost compared to pneumatic systems
In situ RTQuIC seeding amplification assay for neurodegeneration
A seeding amplification assay with spatial resolution that visualises protein misfolding and aggregation in intact biological samples to study the mechanisms of neurodegeneration and cross-seeding between diseases.
Assay to detect active viral infection
Mass spectrometry assay measuring 3'-deoxy-3',4'-didehydro-cytidine (ddhC) to quantitatively detect active viral infections
Novel integrase-based system for enabling nitrogen fixation in non-fixing yet agriculturally relevant bacterial chassis
Seamless integration of large nitrogen fixation clusters into virtually any bacterial strain – unlocking exciting new frontiers in biofertilisers
EffiTrap: comprehensive and real-time defect analysis for semiconductors
Advanced real-time defect characterization for semiconductors, including imaging sensors, optical sensors, and photovoltaics
High Quality Quantification of Cardiac Anatomy and Function through 3D deep learning
Accurate quantification of cardiac anatomy and function using sparse 2D echo images achieved with an algorithm that reconstructs 3D model from 2D images.
LhARA: A radiobiological cancer therapy
LhARA is a Laser hybrid Accelerator for Radiobiological Applications in which laser interactions drive the creation of a large flux of protons or light ions.
Polymers with Anti-Microbial Properties
A new way to manufacture antimicrobial polymers in which an anti-microbial agent is blended into a polymer matrix through melt blending.
Microbial Peptides for the Therapeutic Modulation of the Human Gut-Brain Axis
Utilising peptides derived from healthy human gut microbiome, this technology offers potential therapeutic applications in treating disorders related to mood, behaviour, and gastrointestinal function by modulating the gut-brain axis.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool for measuring eczema severity in diverse skin tones
An AI tool for remote assessment of eczema severity for diverse skin types.
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Dr Abhijeet Ghosh
Academic title - Reader in Graphics and Imaging
Faculty - Engineering
Dr. Ghosh leads the Realistic Graphics & Imaging group in the Dept. of Computing and currently holds an EPSRC Early Career ... Read more
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