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Robotics could provide new ways of treating cancer
Robotic technology, nanoparticles and high-intensity ultrasound can be combined with laser illumination to identify then treat cancer without the side effects related to chemo and radiation therapies.
Kyoto Symposium will explore ways to prevent natural disasters
Building better infrastructure to withstand earthquakes will be the core topic of discussion during a top-level international conference at Leeds next week.
Robotics at Leeds researchers shortlisted for international innovation award
Team RoboFORCE have been shortlisted for an international award, having developed a new, less painful way of carrying out colonoscopy and other invasive procedures.
Sensory technologies could improve quality of life for deafblind people
Researchers at Leeds are exploring how wearable smart technologies that use the sense of touch could help deafblind people better adjust to their environment.
Nanomineral with potential to capture CO2 from the atmosphere could benefit industry
A nanomineral which has the potential to capture Carbon Dioxide from the atmosphere has been discovered by University of Leeds researchers.