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12 MarResearchers from UofG will play key roles in 5 new Centres for Doctoral Training, supported by more than £1bn in funding from EPSRC, universities and business partners.The CDTs linked to UofG are among a total of 65 which will be established at universities across the UK. They will train more than 4000 new doctoral students in areas of national importance including the critical technologies of AI, semiconductors, telecoms and engineering biology.
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08 Mar
Quantum imaging could create bright future for advanced microscopes
In a new paper published in the journal Science, titled ‘Adaptive Optical Imaging with Entangled Photons’, Patrick Cameron, Prof Daniele Faccio (UofG P&A) & Dr Hugo Defienne (Institute of Nanosciences, Sorbonne Univ.) outline how they used entangled photons to sense and correct for aberrations that normally distort microscope images. They call the process quantum-assisted adaptive optics. Researchers from Univ. of Cambridge and Laboratoire Kastler (France) also contributed to the research. -
05 Mar
New research aims to ensure future AI healthcare systems are free of gender bias
A team from the University of Glasgow’s James Watt School of Engineering have won new funding for a project to help that will examine the potential for gender bias in healthcare AI and find ways to ensure that AI-supported treatment remains equitable. Dr Nour Ghadban, a research fellow in electronic and nanoscale engineering at the University of Glasgow, is the project’s principal investigator.