This event highlighted some of the AI, machine learning and data-driven technologies from across Imperial that are being used for applications ranging from wireless video transfer to electric vehicle charging infrastructure, planning new offshore windfarms and optimising drug development and production.
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Catch up: Affordable technologies for an ageing society
Imperial.Tech.Pitch: Affordable technologies for an ageing society centred on the premise that within 20 years, there will be 25% fewer taxpayers to pensioners in the UK than in 2020.
Catch up: Transition to zero pollution
Imperial.Tech.Pitch: Transition to zero pollution saw researchers and inventors from Imperial showcase their technologies and innovations that are helping companies and sectors to transition to a zero pollution future.
The Benzodiazepine withdrawal symptom questionnaire (BWSQ)
BWSQ is the leading tool for assessing benzodiazepine withdrawal symptoms, used in a number of clinical trials involving benzodiazepines.
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CHORDs – Construction of highly ordered repetitive DNA sequences
CHORDS is a dual clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats (CRISPR)/Golden gate assembly method for the construction of repetitive DNA sequences. This enables the construction of repetitive DNA sequences flanked by short (<30 base pairs) variable DNA regions. This strategy makes it possible to assemble and express guide RNA to be used in CRISPR mediated genetic modification.
Improved Mycobacterial Tetracycline Inducible Vectors
A range of improved tetracycline inducible vectors to study the function of essential mycobacterial genes.
Dr Brian Robertson
Novel inhibitor of neuropathic pain
This novel neutralising antibody-based approach offers an innovative and valuable therapeutic strategy for patients with neuropathic pain.
Dr Kenji Okuse
Research in our laboratory focuses on the molecular mechanism of pain pathways. We employ primary cultures of sensory neurons and macrophages, live cell imaging, and molecular biology.
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