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Privacy-preserving deduplication to enhance federated learning

4 March 2025
As machine learning models become increasingly reliant on large-scale, distributed datasets,...
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Our 2024 research and innovation round up

13 December 2024
As the year comes to a close, we want to take a moment to reflect on and celebrate some highlights...
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Assessing slug diversity and how the public can help to identify species

23 September 2024
We’ve been asking volunteers to monitor slug activity in their gardens to help improve national...
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AI tool can detect early signs of bowel cancer

17 September 2024
Bowel cancer is the second biggest killer cancer after lung cancer and claims around 16,800 lives a...
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James Webb Space Telescope shines light on a mysteriously dusty supermassive black hole

5 September 2024
The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has found a hidden veil of dust near a supermassive black...
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Meet Dr Dora – the AI helping patients recover from cataract surgery

15 August 2024
An AI (artificial intelligence) conversational agent that can aid with patient aftercare following...
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Global antimicrobial resistance research: can AI help bridge the knowledge gap?

7 June 2024
AI technology is crucial for identifying gaps in global AMR research, promoting a unified One...
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The impact of storms and saving the oak treescape

22 May 2024
In 2021, two successive UK winter storms - Arwen and Barra - caused significant damage to UK oak...
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Rusty bridge pillars submerged in water

How our Singapore campus is tackling corrosion with digital twinning

29 April 2024
Cathodic protection (CP) is critical in preventing the corrosion of vital infrastructure, such as...
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