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Artificial Intelligence
AI in Nutrition and Dietetics
Explore how AI powers personalised nutrition, predictive health, and smart dietary planning.
AI-Assisted Circular Economy Pathways
Predictive waste-to-resource modeling for cities.
Systems Thinking for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Designing Holistic Solutions for Complex Global Challenges
AI for Waste-to-Energy Systems in Urban Areas: Circular Economy Modeling & Emissions Reduction
Harnessing AI for Sustainable Waste Management and Energy Solutions
Predictive Analytics for Climate-Sensitive Sectors
Leveraging Data-Driven Forecasting for Resilience, Risk, and Resource Optimization
Machine Learning for Solar Energy Optimization
“Smarter Solar: Harness Data, Optimise Energy”
Biotechnology
AI-Powered Digital Pathology
Transforming Diagnostics with Deep Science AI: From Pixels to Prognosis
Food Waste Reduction Using IoT and Smart Sensors
Smart Solutions for Sustainable Food Systems
Food Personalization through Data Analytics and AI
Empowering Nutrition with Data and AI
Edible Sensors for Real-Time Food Monitoring
Pioneering Real-Time Food Safety with Edible Sensors
Metabolic Engineering for Flavor and Texture Modification in Foods
Revolutionizing Taste and Texture with Metabolic Engineering
Nanotechnology
Advanced Nanomaterials for Sustainable Energy
Powering the Future: Sustainable Solutions Through Advanced Nanomaterials
NanoDrive: Revolutionizing Industrial Automotive Applications with Nanomaterials
Advancing automotive performance and efficiency with the power of nanomaterials
Flight Revolution: Nanotechnology’s Impact on Aerospace
Propelling Aerospace Forward with Nanotechnology Breakthroughs
Nanorevolution in Oil Recovery: Transforming Industrial Applications With Nanotechnology
Revolutionizing the Future of Oil Extraction with Innovative EOR Techniques
Nanotechnology for Spintronics
Shaping the Future of Electronics with Spin at the Nanoscale