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Introducing an AI tool for accurate diagnosis of cholelithiasis on abdominal CT scans
A new artificial intelligence service for the detection of gallstone disease on CT scans has been launched in Moscow for the first time. This advanced neural network automates the identification of gallstones in the gallbladder,…
University of Bath Secures £3.5 Million Grant to Boost UK Security and Resilience Research
The Network Plus for Analytical Behavioural Science (NABS+) in Security and Defence is a collaboration between the Universities of Bath, Cardiff and Edinburgh, led by the University of Lancaster.
NABS+ will have a total value of £3.5…
University of Bath: Labour’s Levelling-Up Agenda Needs Stronger Focus on Skills Development in…
If Labour is serious about addressing regional economic inequalities, it must reverse Conservative education policies, specifically the flagship ‘levelling-up’ agenda which did nothing to disrupt the concentration of university graduates in…
University of Bath Engineers Develop World-First Flooding Model to Address Growing Climate Change…
Weather system models used by engineers, architects and planners to create and maintain major infrastructure including flood defences are having to be renewed to reflect climate change.
Engineers and computer scientists in the UK’s…
LSE Alumni Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson Win Nobel Prize in Economics
LSE alumni Daron Acemoglu (MSc Economics 1990 and PhD Economics 1992) and James A. Robinson (BSc Economics 1982), now Professors at MIT and the University of Chicago respectively, have today been jointly awarded the Nobel Prize in Economic…
LSE Academics Awarded Philip Leverhulme Prize to Fund Groundbreaking Research
Dr Michael Muthukrishna from the Department of Psychological and Behavioural Science and Dr Pavithra Suryanarayan from the Department of Government have been awarded prestigious Philip Leverhulme Prizes 2024 by the Leverhulme Trust.
The…
Adolescents from Low-Income Families with Mental Health Issues Face Greater Earnings Disparities,…
Adolescents from low socioeconomic status (SES) backgrounds who also experience mental health issues face significantly reduced earnings compared to peers until the age of 55, according to a new study led by academics at the Care Policy and…
LSE iQ Wins Best Branded Podcast at the Independent Podcast Awards
The LSE iQ podcast, produced by a small team in the LSE Communications Division, has won best branded podcast at the Independent Podcast Awards.
The monthly podcast where LSE academics, and other experts, answer one pressing question per…
London School of Economics: New Film and Research Expose the Long-Term Harm of Over a Decade of…
Action is desperately needed to reform the social security system, according to new research that tracked the same individuals over more than a decade of austerity. The paper, supported by a British Academy/Leverhulme Small Research Grant,…
LSE Study Finds Over a Third of Business Meetings Are Unproductive Due to Lack of Generational…
More than one third (35%) of business meetings are considered unproductive, with the overall annual cost to firms of unproductive meetings estimated at $259 billion in the United States and £50 billion ($64 billion USD) in the United…