A man with an artificial robotic limb holding a tablet computer

Revolutionising Rehabilitation

Pioneering science and technology hold the key to personalised rehabilitation
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Student designs handheld device that aims to detect sports-related concussions in 10 seconds

A handheld device designed to detect sports-related concussions has been prototyped by an innovative student in a bid to protect from long-term health problems
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Loughborough researcher hopes her adaptable tumour bubble will put an end to animal testing

The bio-inspired bubble, created to replicate cancer tumours in a laboratory environment, may help put an end to animal testing in drug development.
living neuronal cell circuits grown in the lab

Loughborough part of £3m ‘brain on a chip’ project that aims to revolutionise computing

Loughborough University scientists have started work on a project that will see human brain stem cells used to power artificial intelligence (AI) devices.

Transforming teaching, enhancing employability with Digilabs

Developing future-fit science, technology, engineering, design and creative arts graduates.
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Living Well Inquiry: White Paper

Loughborough University launched its Living Well Inquiry into what is needed to live well in 21st century Britain.
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New hope for cold cases due to breakthrough in forensic fingerprint research

Researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking method capable of detecting drug substances from fingerprints lifted from crime scenes, which could provide fresh insights into unsolved cases.
A white HGV driving on the motorway, it has a blur effect on it, making it look like it is moving fast.

Amendment to HGV safety standard will improve safety for vulnerable road users

Pioneering research from Loughborough University and funding from The Road Safety Trust have strengthened the legislation around the minimum direct vision requirements for heavy goods vehicles (HGVs).