The Bioengineering Departmental Seminar showcase video is now available to watch on our YouTube channel. Click the link below to view and subscribe to our channel for more @ImperialBioeng content!
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Our Project and Technical Lead, Dr Joseph Sherwood will be speaking at @ImperialBioeng's first Departmental Seminar of the academic year on the 14th October.
Register here: https://t.co/vLXyMwNjZT
Our Departmental Seminars series is back with a bang as we've enlisted SEVEN of our academics & researchers to give talks on their research on the 14-Oct at 4PM GMT+1.
Click the link below to register and join us for this unmissable seminar!⬇️
https://t.co/KoLEnMZZa1
Our Project and Technical Lead, Dr Joseph Sherwood has been awarded a #COVID19#ThankYouAward by his colleagues at @ImperialBioeng.
Congratulations, Joseph! 🥳
"The main inspiration was the hope that I could do something to help people in need of ventilators"
@TheSherwoodLab's PI, Dr Joseph Sherwood talks to us about his #ThankYouAward and his work on the @JAM_VENT ventilator!
https://t.co/7OfTkgD0zN
Follow our YouTube channel to catch up with our recorded seminars, Bioengineering research content and behind the scenes looks into everything happening in the Department!
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We've been featured in the August edition of the @raconteur! Click the link below to view their list of 10 innovations in the fight against #COVID19.
(We're on page 17!)
https://t.co/Hltkt7nJWY
Great to hear from @TheSherwoodLab at the #BigBangDigital about @JAM_VENT's journey to make a low-cost ventilator, the importance of following your institution, giving things a go & don't give up!
Find out more about their emergency ventilator: https://t.co/Bv2jBRmyNp
Two of our awardees, Dr Joseph Sherwood and Professor James Moore, are spearheading @JAM_VENT, a low cost ventilator they are developing at @imperialcollege.
Find out more about their #COVID19 work: https://t.co/bJtoBCEPER
The next talk in our Bioeng #COVID19 Virtual Seminars series is tomorrow at 11am by @ProfTomEllis! Join us to hear about how yeast is being used in the research and development of a vaccine against Coronavirus. Register via the link below 👇🏿👇🏼👇
https://t.co/RuIUge85q2
A fantastic session from @JAM_VENT at the #BigBangDigital about how they designed and are making low-cost ventilators to respond to the growing demand as a result of Covid-19! Find out more: https://t.co/sCLDU9D4Ki
Low-cost, hi-spec #ventilator@JAM_VENT Ideal for developing countries & not just for #COVID19 crisis. Design free to download. PRVC mode, allows for patient suctioning and spontaneous breath. It isn’t driven by gas. Performs to MHRA spec @ConsultImperial
The JAMVENT team will be giving a talk on our ventilator at an @imperialcollege Outreach Webinar on the 7th July at 2PM. Join us tomorrow via the YouTube live stream link below. ⬇️ https://t.co/ngtsevGHxH
The JAMVENT team will be giving a talk on our ventilator at an @imperialcollege Outreach Webinar on the 7th July at 2PM. Join us tomorrow via the YouTube live stream link below. ⬇️ https://t.co/ngtsevGHxH
If you missed last Thursday's first Bioeng COVID-19 virtual seminar by the @JAM_VENT team or want to watch it again, you can now view it here! 👇👇🏽👇🏿
#COVID19#ventilators#NHS72
https://t.co/NtCR2MRbdj
A big thank you to the @JAM_VENT team for being the speakers at our first Bioeng COVID-19 Virtual Seminars series! It was an eye-opening and engaging presentation on their brilliant ventilator. We can't wait to see what the future holds for #JAMVENT!
We're looking forward to seeing you and answering your JAMVENT related questions! Register to attend our virtual seminar with @ImperialBioeng tomorrow at 10:30am GMT+1.
Our first seminar in our Virtual COVID-19 Seminar Series is tomorrow at 10:30am UK time from the @JAM_VENT team! Register via the link below to find out more about the low-cost emergency ventilator created to support the NHS during the #COVID19 pandemic. 👇https://t.co/xAGfjGLLGP
The #JAMVENT ventilator has been featured in this article by Ingenia Online on how the engineering community responded to the #Coronavirus crisis in order to support the #NHS.
https://t.co/v0h64V2vb6
Joseph used to be a motorbiking music teacher in Surrey. Fixing his motorbike got him into mechanical engineering and he became a blood flow bioengineer to help combat diseases. When COVID-19 arose, he joined a team to design ventilators to save lives. #BeTheDifference