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AI app could help diagnose HIV more accurately
 Pioneering technology developed by UCL and Africa Health Research Institute (AHRI) researchers could transform the ability to accurately interpret HIV test results, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. Academics from the London Centre for Nanotechnology at UCL and AHRI used... more
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New funding for collaborative research into tool and technologies for COVID-19 response
i-sense has received £500,000 in funding from the Engineering and Physical Research Council (EPSRC) to urgently assist with the response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The team, led by i-sense Director Prof Rachel McKendry (UCL) in collaboration with researchers from University College London... more
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i-sense research receive funding from EIT for COVID-19 rapid response call
Led by Prof Molly Stevens, the i-sense team at Imperial College London have received over €500,000 in funding from the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) as part of their COVID-19 Rapid Response Call. [[{"fid":"2035","view_mode":"default","fields":{"format":"default","... more
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Cambridge Life Sciences support i-sense research into immunosensors
By Dr Neil Keegan The i-sense team at Newcastle University have had a strong industry partnership with Cambridge Life Sciences. The relationship with the Newcastle University team began in the early nineties and has remained strong over the life of the current i-sense project. The... more
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Philip Howes awarded with Analyst Poster Prize at the RSC Analytical Research Forum 2014
Congratulations to i-sense researcher and Stevens Group member Philip Howes for being awarded an Analyst Poster Prize, at the RSC Analytical Research Forum 2014, for his work entitled "Quantum dots for multiplexed detection of microRNAs as biomarkers of myocardial fibrosis”! ... more
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Fighting the resistance: An interview with HIV research pioneer Professor Deenan Pillay
By Kailey Nolan, i-sense   Professor Deenan Pillay is Director of the Wellcome Trust funded Africa Centre for Health and Population Studies in South Africa and Deputy Director for Clinical Research at i-sense. Here, Deenan talks to i-sense's Kailey Nolan about his... more
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Test: Smartphone-connected diagnostic tests
Led by Prof Molly Stevens (Imperial College London), Prof Rachel McKendry (UCL), and Prof Deenan Pillay, and Dr Neil Keegan and Prof Anil Wipat (Newcastle University). The aim of this research theme is to build smartphone-connected diagnostic tests to widen access to testing, support front-... more
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Treat: Real-time data visualisation tools and linkage to care
Led by Dr Ed Manley (Leeds) and Prof Deenan Pillay (UCL) The aim of this research theme is to create real-time data visualisation tools to map disease ‘hotspots’ and support faster linkage to treatment by marrying mHealth, genomic, clinical, epidemiological and socio-economic data... more
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Track: Online syndromic surveillance to track outbreaks
Led by Prof Ingemar Cox (UCL) and Dr Richard Pebody (Public Health England) The aim of this research theme is to develop accurate and agile online syndromic surveillance systems to track infectious disease outbreaks, before people visit their doctors, and in remote locations. Our... more
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Collaborative research explores why llamas could change the future for HIV diagnostics
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