This talk introduces an approach that traps single unmodified proteins from a solution in a plasmonic hotspot and makes it possible to assign changes in the local refractive index to changes in protein conformation while monitoring these changes for minutes to hours with a temporal resolution at least as fast as 40 microseconds.
This talk will propose potential cyber security solutions to help ensure vulnerable space assets are as resilient as necessary to support our future dependence on space systems.
This webinar explores the drawbacks of blockchain in IoT and how AI can strengthen the blockchain for scalability and end-to-end security.
We are delighted to announce that the IEEE PES Women in Power Chile and UK & Ireland teams are organising a joint webinar on "Net-zero Future: Challenges in Chile and UK & Ireland"
he 5th IEEE-RAS International Conference on Soft Robotics deals with the theme of “Soft Robots for the Planet”, presenting the most recent progress in the various fields of soft robotics and discussing new science, new technologies and new opportunities for the design, development and application of “green” soft robots for Earth’s safeguard, human healthcare and the improvement of the quality of life.
Early Career Talk aims to expose the participants to novel areas and aspect of engineering in solving real world problems. It also aims to establish a link for networking, mentorship and to create a connection for research opportunities.
This talk will review the benefits of using nanostructured metal wire meshes, impossible to resolve by the naked eye, which can be fabricated for large area products and flexible devices in roll-to-roll fashion.
Hosted by Professor Okyay Kaynak, Emeritus Professor and UNESCO Chair of Mechatronics, this hybrid event will discuss the emerging AI technologies, industry and the effects on people’s lives because of changes to these domains.
Using the insurance industry to illustrate how deploying permissioned/consortium blockchains correctly can transform industries
Applications of optical tweezers to biological systems have been, and remain, one of the outstanding successes of the technique. In this talk, Prof Philip Jones will give a short introduction to optical tweezers, including what makes them suitable for use in biology and the life sciences.