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    Dance training influences how the brain processes facial emotions

    Dance training influences how the brain processes facial emotions

    The findings suggest that dance expertise shapes both the visual and embodied perception of emotions

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  2. Professor Ken Grattan OBE FREng elected Institute of Physics Honorary Fellow

    Professor Ken Grattan OBE FREng elected Institute of Physics Honorary Fellow

    For contributions including research into innovative photonic and optical fibre measurement, sensor and instrumentation techniques.

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  3. New research explains why silicon beat thin film in the race for solar panel supremacy

    New research explains why silicon beat thin film in the race for solar panel supremacy

    New Bayes research shows ecosystems, not technology is what creates commercial success.

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  4. Bayes Honorary Professor and EMBA alumnus launch International Institute for AI in Government

    Bayes Honorary Professor and EMBA alumnus launch International Institute for AI in Government

    New international institute to advance responsible use of artificial intelligence in public services.

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  5. The City Law School students visit Sir Colin Birss, the incoming 99th Master of the Rolls

    The City Law School students visit Sir Colin Birss, the incoming 99th Master of the Rolls

    Sir Colin was sworn in as Master of the Rolls on Monday 2 November, becoming the second most senior judge in England and Wales.

  6. Celebrating research, collaboration and the next generation of researchers

    Celebrating research, collaboration and the next generation of researchers

    The School of Health & Medical Sciences recently hosted its second Postgraduate Research Symposium

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  7. National Engineering Day 2026: the engineers of 2076

    National Engineering Day 2026: the engineers of 2076

    Students and academics from City St George’s School of Science & Technology discuss what engineering in 2076 could look like.

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  8. Freezer cyber attacks and food supply chain resilience: a real threat to humanity in the age of AI

    Freezer cyber attacks and food supply chain resilience: a real threat to humanity in the age of AI

    Professor Raj Rajarajan, Director of the Institute for Cyber Security, comments on cybersecurity after the attack on supermarket fridges and freezers across Europe on Monday 2 November.

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  9. AI measurements of heart scans more strongly linked to patient survival than clinician measurements

    AI measurements of heart scans more strongly linked to patient survival than clinician measurements

    Findings support the use of artificial intelligence as first-line tool for analysing heart scans for a more digitally focused NHS.

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    The stakes of the midterms reach well beyond America’s border

    The stakes of the midterms reach well beyond America’s border

    Academics from the US Experts Group at City St George’s, University of London provide insights into the upcoming US midterm elections.

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