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🗣️ ESE's Prof Chris Pain will be giving a presentation on how AI tools can benefit physics-based modelling, as part of Nvidia's GPU Technology Conference, tomorrow at 10am (GMT), followed by a live Q&A. 👉 Find out more, including how to tune in: www.nvidia.com/gtc/session-...

Neural Physics for AI-Powered Differentiable PDE-Solvers and Digital Twins

AI has revolutionized surrogate models in the field of computational physics. However, in this session we take a look at how AI tools can benefit p...

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🌊 An international team co-led by ESE at Imperial has obtained the longest ever core of ancient mud and rock from beneath the Antarctic ice – a multimillion-year record that will help predict critical sea level rise in our rapidly warming world! www.imperial.ac.uk/news/article...

Imperial researchers help unlock Antarctica’s deep past with record-breaking drill into the ice

An international team co-led by Imperial College London has obtained the longest ever sediment core from beneath the Antarctic ice – a multimil...

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🔋 Research by ESE & the Dyson School of Design Engineering at Imperial has found that waste mine tailings (the fine waste material left over from mineral extraction) can be repurposed for #LithiumIonBatteries, with little to no processing required! ⬇️ Read more: www.imperial.ac.uk/news/269113/...

Mine waste shows promise as battery material | Imperial News | Imperial College London

Waste mine tailings could be used to produce more sustainable lithium-ion batteries, find researchers at Imperial College London.

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🔎 Detecting signs of recent life on Mars! 🌱 PhD student Solomon Hirsch and Prof Mark Sephton from ESE have discovered a simple and cheap way to test for active life on #Mars and other planets – using an existing instrument on the #CuriosityRover! www.imperial.ac.uk/news/267393/...

Signs of recent life on Mars could be detected using new simple test | Imperial News | Imperial College London

Scientists reveal simple way to test for life on Mars using kit already on the Curiosity rover

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