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The science of human touch – and why it’s so hard to replicate in robots
The science of human touch – and why it’s so hard to replicate in robots
Associate Professor Perla Maiolino, Oxford Robotics Institute, explains in The Conversation how trying to give robots a sense of touch forces us to confront just how astonishingly sophisticated human touch really is
ZERO Institute, University of Oxford, announces Thesis Award 2025 winners
ZERO Institute, University of Oxford, announces Thesis Award 2025 winners
New project aims to reveal nature’s quantum compass
New project aims to reveal nature’s quantum compass
New £2.1 million project aims to revolutionise implantable medical devices by harnessing power from glucose in the body
New £2.1 million project aims to revolutionise implantable medical devices by harnessing power from glucose in the body
New £2.1 million project aims to revolutionise implantable medical devices by harnessing power from glucose in the body. Led by the University of Bath and in collaboration with the Universities of Oxford, Newcastle, and Sheffield, the GLUTRONICS project will develop glucose-powered bioelectronics that can help patients with life-long conditions by eliminating the need for bulky battery packs that may need recharging or replacement.
University of Oxford breakthrough in vectorial optics: next-generation photonic computing
University of Oxford breakthrough in vectorial optics: next-generation photonic computing
Engineering researchers have made major advances towards next-generation vectorial optics and photonics, achieving perturbation-resilient photonic computing using topologically structured light and matter
Dr. Yingyu Yang wins Women in MICCAI (WiM) Best Oral Presentation Third Place Award at MICCAI 2025
Dr. Yingyu Yang wins Women in MICCAI (WiM) Best Oral Presentation Third Place Award at MICCAI 2025
Spotlight: Illuminating Engineering
How can we make batteries safer and more powerful? | Krupal Patel | Spotlight: Illuminating Engineering
How can we make batteries safer and more powerful? | Krupal Patel | Spotlight: Illuminating Engineering
Can Robots Teach Themselves to Walk & Build? | Alex Mitchell | Spotlight: Illuminating Engineering
Can Robots Teach Themselves to Walk & Build? | Alex Mitchell | Spotlight: Illuminating Engineering
Why Are Energy Prices Rising, What Can We Do? | Danny Coles| Spotlight: Illuminating Engineering
Why Are Energy Prices Rising, What Can We Do? | Danny Coles| Spotlight: Illuminating Engineering
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How Can We Change Brain Activity With Sound? | Jake Toth | Spotlight: Illuminating Engineering
How Can We Change Brain Activity With Sound? | Jake Toth | Spotlight: Illuminating Engineering
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What It’s Like to Study Engineering Science at Oxford?
What It’s Like to Study Engineering Science at Oxford?
Hear directly from six current students about what it’s really like to study Engineering Science at the University of Oxford.Whether you’re thinking of apply...
Engineering Science Virtual Open Day website
Engineering Science Virtual Open Day website
Alumni, student and research interviews
Alumni, student and research interviews
Women in Engineering Network
Women in Engineering Network
About page for women in engineering, contains information about the committee members - this group consists of postdoctoral research assistants, postgraduate students, undergraduate students and other academic staff.
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