David Silverman

Science writer @imperialcollege. Former philosopher. Views own.

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Sevilla se resiste a perder el cuarto puesto en número de habitantes

5 days ago | elpais.com | Eva Saiz |David Silverman

Zaragoza ha apeado a Sevilla en el podio de la cuarta ciudad más poblada de España, una carrera en la que la capital de Aragón llevaba años pisándole los talones a la de Andalucía. El adelanto se ha producido en 2024, de acuerdo con las últimas cifras referidas al censo anual de población publicadas por el Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) correspondientes al 1 de enero de ese año.
New cluster from top London unis to boost quantum technologies in capital

2 weeks ago | imperial.ac.uk | David Silverman

The London Quantum Technology Cluster aims to position the capital as a global hub for quantum by uniting leading universities with businesses, communities, government and investors. Imperial is working with partner universities UCL and King’s College London on the initiative.
Founder – ‘It was nerve-wracking… but you build confidence in yourself' | Imperial News | Imperial College London

3 weeks ago | imperial.ac.uk | David Silverman

Speaking to an audience of scientists and aspiring entrepreneurs, some of Imperial’s top company founders joined a panel last month at the Imperial Founders Forum, where they talked about their journeys from academia to entrepreneurship. Here are five of our top takeaways:It’s a tough transition“To be frank, it was nerve-wracking at times.
Imperial and Apollo developing potential treatment for pulmonary hypertension

1 month ago | imperial.ac.uk | David Silverman

Imperial College London is working with Apollo Therapeutics to develop a prospective monoclonal antibody treatment for pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), a rare life-limiting condition for which there is no cure. The potential treatment is based on a protein that was identified in original research by the university, and is currently undergoing a proof of concept trial at Hammersmith Hospital, part of Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust.
Solena raises $6.7m to create next-gen textiles using AI and synthetic biology

1 month ago | imperial.ac.uk | David Silverman

Solena Materials has raised $6.7 million (£5.1 million) in seed funding, following a $4.1 million (£3.1 million) pre-seed funding round in 2022, that it will use to produce protein fibres at scale. The company uses AI techniques to custom-design fibres at the molecular level which are then produced using engineered microbes.
Trump da a entender que EE.UU. no irá al G20 de Sudáfrica por reclamos territoriales

1 month ago | bloomberglinea.com | Ntando Thukwana |David Silverman

Bloomberg — El presidente de EE. UU., Donald Trump, dio señales de que el país seguirá boicoteando las reuniones del G20 en Sudáfrica, repitiendo afirmaciones no fundamentadas de que están matando a agricultores blancos y confiscando sus tierras. “¿Cómo se espera que vayamos a Sudáfrica para la importantísima reunión del G20 cuando la confiscación de tierras y el genocidio son el tema principal de conversación?”, publicó en su red social Truth.
Banking group Intesa Sanpaolo joins Imperial Business Partners

1 month ago | imperial.ac.uk | David Silverman

A wide-ranging collaboration between Imperial and the financial institution will provide the banking group with opportunities to discover the talent of students at a world-leading university and gain early insights into the technologies under development by its innovative community. It will also support Imperial students to explore career pathways in corporate and investment banking.
Imperial experts work with Cubic to explore AI-powered public transport

Mar 6, 2025 | imperial.ac.uk | David Silverman

These include tackling fare evasion, which costs transport authorities in cities such as New York and London hundreds of millions of dollars each year, and predictive maintenance, which allows providers to anticipate mechanical problems and optimise maintenance schedules.
Safe Intelligence raises £4m to build safe and reliable AI

Feb 20, 2025 | imperial.ac.uk | David Silverman

The platform offered by spinout Safe Intelligence is designed to validate the performance of AI models in a wide range of scenarios and make them more reliable. It uses verification techniques developed in Imperial’s Department of Computing to validate how models will perform under a broader set of conditions than standard testing methods can. It can also automatically improve AI systems to make them more robust to unexpected inputs that could otherwise disrupt their performance.
New spinout RemePhy to use plants to tackle worldwide soil contamination

Feb 3, 2025 | imperial.ac.uk | David Silverman

RemePhy’s innovative phytoremediation technology uses plants to remove heavy metal pollutants from soil, allowing land contaminated by mining to be restored for agriculture, housing, or environmental rewilding. Its patented technology harnesses the natural symbiosis between plants and soil bacteria to enhance heavy metal extraction from contaminated soils, working up to 17 times more efficiently than conventional phytoremediation methods.

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