Research
Fellowship for researcher studying future of work
Project by ARU’s Kathleen Hughes has been selected for funding by Leverhulme Trust. ...
145 families receive a diagnosis with new genomic method
Experts have developed a new method for identifying structural changes in DNA, providing insights for 145 families and highlighting the importance of incorporating these changes into clinical practice. ...
Webinar: AI ADME - Property Prediction Powered by Machine Learning
In this panel webinar, we will discuss how artificial intelligence is advancing the prediction of molecular properties such as absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion (ADME). You will learn how Cresset’s AI-powered solution leverages machine learning techniques to efficientl...
Abselion launches His-tagged Protein Quantification Kit and Sensors for Amperia at PEGS Europe 2025
Ready-to-use solution, developed in collaboration with GenScript, offers rapid and reliable quantification of His-tagged proteins Broadens Amperia’s applications across recombinant protein research, screening, and developmentAbselion to showcase kit alongside Amperia platform at PEGS Eu...
Lab and office space: Why co-location matters for tech startups
MIT research shows teams at the same location are three times more likely to collaborate than those even 400m apart. For tech startups moving towards regulatory milestones and commercial scale, that proximity isn't a luxury - it's a competitive advantage. ...
How radar works
Imagine you are standing in a pitch-black room, firing rubber balls in every direction. Some will hit surfaces that bounce them straight back at you... ...
Why radar should be on your radar
Space missions demand sensors that work in brutal conditions. Cameras go blind in direct sunlight or complete darkness, and, as demonstrated in the video below, LiDAR systems confused by dust particles. Radar just keeps going. ...
Accelerating the next generation of Electromagnetic Warfare
Warfare is being redefined. As the UK’s 2025 Strategic Defence Review (SDR) outlines, rapid advances in technology and changing conflict dynamics are transforming both the threat and the way nations need to respond. A new Cyber and Electromagnetic (CyberEM) Command and a commitment of £...
Addressing the escalation in GNSS Spoofing with Data Fusion
The grounding incident involving the MSC ANTONIA serves as a clear reminder of the critical need for resilient navigation systems in the maritime sector. As GNSS jamming and spoofing become more frequent, particularly in high-risk regions, vessels must be equipped with systems that can ...
Driving radar innovation for Space in the CLEAR Mission
With the successful completion of Phase 2 of the mission CLEAR, led by in-orbit servicing company ClearSpace, we are proud to announce our pivotal role in achieving the major technological milestones that bring the mission closer to reality. ...