Imperial College London

London, England, GB

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Giorgio Gilestro
Imperial College London
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Ethoscopes: high-throughput sleep and circadian screening platform using Drosophila

A mature, cost-effective high-throughput platform for sleep and circadian screening in Drosophila melanogaster. Each machine tracks 20 flies, with units under GBP 100 to build, enabling scalable capacity. Machine-learnin...

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Nazila Kamaly
Imperial College London
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Stimuli-Responsive Nanogels for Precision Gut Drug Delivery

Targeted nanogel platform for controlled, site-specific delivery of small molecules and biologics to inflamed or damaged gut tissue. Combines collagen-IV–targeting peptides with environment-responsive release triggers an...

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RA
Imperial College London
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Precision fermentation platform for cost-effective production of sweet proteins Brazzein and Thaumatin

A non-conventional yeast-based precision fermentation platform for sustainable, low-cost production of the sweet proteins Brazzein and Thaumatin. Leverages a robust secretory system, inexpensive and waste-derived feedsto...

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RA
Imperial College London
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Engineered yeast producing blue indigoidine pigment for sustainable food coloration

A non-conventional food-grade yeast engineered to produce indigoidine, a stable blue pigment with antimicrobial and antioxidant properties. The bioprocess uses low-cost feedstocks such as lignocellulosic hydrolysates and...

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Francesco antonio Aprile
Imperial College London
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Conformation-specific nanobody targeting alpha-synuclein oligomers for neurodegeneration theragnostics

A nanobody that selectively binds the P1 region (residues 36–42) of alpha-synuclein, enabling specific targeting of toxic oligomeric self-assemblies implicated in Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease. The nanobody inhibit...

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EA
Imperial College London
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Lysosomal binders and radiolabelled substrates as PET ligands for senescence and lysosomal storage diseases

A suite of fluorine-18 radiolabelled PET ligands targeting senescence biomarkers and lysosomal storage disease features, including lipofuscin accumulation, glycogen storage, and beta-galactosidase activity. These probes ...

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PJ
Imperial College London
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Microbial sunlight-driven carbon and nitrogen capture for sustainable agriculture

A bio-based solution using native photosynthetic microorganisms to capture atmospheric carbon and nitrogen, potentially replacing inorganic nitrogen fertilizers and enhancing soil carbon content. Includes engineered nitr...

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RL
Imperial College London
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Advanced fluorapatite generation system for enhanced tooth protection

This innovative system generates a time-released fluorapatite coating directly on tooth enamel, offering superior protection against acid erosion and hypersensitivity by forming a complete surface barrier.

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JJ
Imperial College London
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Selenium remediation using bioaugmentation with reducing bacteria

Innovative bioaugmentation approach utilizing Pseudomonas putida for selenium oxyanion bioremediation. This method reduces toxicity and mobility of selenium, enabling nanoparticle recovery, and is suitable for polluted w...

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MM
Imperial College London
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Multi-fidelity Bayesian optimization for premium ice cream formulation

A novel multi-fidelity Bayesian optimization framework is designed to optimize ice cream formulation and processing using low-cost simulations and high-fidelity data, enhancing sensory prediction and reducing costly tria...

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