Today, we invite 635 Young Scientists from all over the world to meet around 40 Nobel Laureates at the 72nd Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting (25-30 June 2023 | #Physiology#Medicine | #LINO23) We can't wait to welcome you all to Lindau!
The motion capture suits used to make actors look like aliens in the film Avatar is being used by doctors to understand diseases and improve drug development. https://t.co/yrX0cyQVCd
Some Behind the Scene Action 🎞️ with some of the incredible of the researchers who made this possible, @BBCPallab and his incredible team, and the lovely Yantia Oparlaova and her #DigitalTwin!
@MRC_LMS@The_MRC@FaisalLab Thanks to the LMS for hosting excellent public understanding events! These result in unexpected interactions between scientists with disparate expertise and collaborations like this one!
@MRC_LMS@The_MRC@FaisalLab Thanks to the LMS for hosting excellent public understanding events! These result in unexpected interactions between scientists with disparate expertise and collaborations like this one!
Read about our research here! The origin of this was a dinner to celebrate the 105th anniversary of @The_MRC Our Prof Richard Festenstein (@r_festenstein) was seated next to Aldo Faisal from @FaisalLab and it all came from there!
📽️ Motion capture suits used for special effects in films like Avatar are being adapted to track disease progress.
Prof Richard Festenstein, from the @MRC_LMS, and Yanita, one of the patients using this technology, spoke on 5 Live Breakfast about how it all works.
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How is technology used in Avatar linked to our research?
#OurImperial Professors Aldo Faisal (@FaisalLab) and Richard Festenstein (@MRC_LMS) featured on @BBCNews and @BBCBreakfast discussing a new wearable #AI tool for improving healthcare for rare disease at @ImperialDSI.