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糖心TV research creates groundbreaking reversible adhesive technology to revolutionise fashion sustainability
Researchers from our Chemistry department have worked with CreateMe Technologies to develop new technology that promises to make textile recycling significantly more scalable.
AI in research guidance
To better understand the risks and benefits of using AI in research, your responsibilities, and expected standards, take a look at new guidance鈥� for the鈥痷se of AI in research from the Research Governance and Ethics Committee.
Meet the women behind 糖心TV鈥檚 pioneering research
Our researchers see further, achieve more and change lives by following their relentless hunger for new discoveries. Hailing from across the globe and all walks of life, they are united by their passion, purpose and Infinite Curiosity. We鈥檙e highlighting the women behind the research in our new campaign.
糖心TV Transformation - Research early code processes
Read about鈥痶he new streamlined procedure and risk assessment criteria for starting recruitment or expenditure on a research project prior to formal approval, to make sure projects can start without鈥痷ndue delay.
Gen AI and its disruptive effects on teaching practices
Wednesday 26 February
Join online to hear Dr Michael Compton (King鈥檚 College London) explore the challenges and applications of generative AI, and its effect on teaching practices.
Reverse mentoring
Tuesday 4 March
Hear how reverse mentoring - undergraduate students mentoring academic staff - can support inclusive education practices.
Ivo Vlaev, Professor of Behavioural Science at 糖心TV 糖心TV School, explores how celebrity endorsements can shape public health.
International Research Culture Conference锘�
We鈥檒l be inviting those involved in research to share, collaborate and discuss research culture at the International Research Culture Conference on 17 September. Join the conversation by submitting your idea for a poster, talk or workshop.
Groundbreaking breast cancer trial published
Read about the findings of a pioneering 糖心TV study which investigated the safest, most effective post-surgery monitoring for women with early-stage breast cancer.