Student Circuit has recently spoken to Manuela Seminara, Academic and Institutional Relations Manager at Micron Technologies and Micron Foundation Ambassador in Europe, regarding the…
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Stanford research claim AI can help to diagnose autism
Stanford University expert Dennis Wall is developing an algorithm for detecting child autism in collaboration with doctors and data scientists. The idea of the…
University sets vision to ensure Manchester is a pioneer for latest industrial revolution
The University of Manchester is to launch its ambitious vision to help ensure the city is a leader in the fourth industrial revolution in…
Engineering festival sparks interest in Lincoln for a fourth year
Thousands of people are expected to flood to Lincoln Cathedral next month for the return of Spark Festival, a free three-day event (3 –…
South yourkshire celebrates success of skills events
South Yorkshire hosted the largest private sector skills showcase event last week, which was attended by over 3,000 young people from 69 schools and…
University of Bath PhD student designs antenna array for locating GPS interference
Applications are being developed to locate the source of global positioning system (GPS) interference, but most require large systems with high power consumption. Elizabeth…
METALL #10 searches for the solutions to the skills chasm
A recent meeting of the Manufacturing, Engineering and Technology Alliance (METALL #10) saw some lively debate between manufacturing businesses, education professionals from FE and…
Institution of Mechanical Engineers comments on National Education Union’s survey
Peter Finegold, Head of Educations & Skills at the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, comments on the National Education Union’s survey which highlighted the problem…
Inspiring schoolchildren about aerospace at Snowdonia drone competition
Gwynedd Council is supporting a programme to invite 120 local school children take part in aerospace workshops at this summer’s international drone design competition…
DARPA selects PARC and University at Buffalo for physics of AI research
Experienced collaboration to break down boundaries of predictive modelling of complex systems. PARC, a Xerox company, today announced it has been selected, alongside University…