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Aldo Faisal and Tracking ethomic biomarkers.
Bodily movement sensors combined with new AI tool allow researchers to track movements and predict disease progression in movement disorders.

Aldo is pictured with Ms Luchen Li, Department of Computing who is wearing the sensor suit.

Dr Balasundaram Kadirvelu who leads on the project is pictured seated with Luchen in some of the images with the bodysuit.

Movie motion capture tech tested for disease tracking

Motion capture technology used to bring fantasy characters to life in movies like Avatar and The Lord of the Rings is being used alongside artificial intelligence (AI) to track diseases tha

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ASCO-GI data sets up wider use of Ipsen's Onivyde

Ipsen and partner Servier hope to extend the uses of their pancreatic cancer therapy Onivyde into the first-line treatment setting, assisted by new phase 3 data reported at the ASCO-GI 2023

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Jazz swings on ASCO-GI data for zanidatamab

Jazz Pharma's $325 million gamble on rights to Zymeworks' HER2-directed bispecific antibody zanidatamab was the largest in its history, and seems like a safer bet after a mid-stage readout

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Another HIV vaccine falls by the wayside, as J&J admits defe...

Prospects for Johnson & Johnson's HIV vaccine effort have looked shaky since one of its shots failed to protect women in sub-Saharan Africa against infection with the virus in a phase 2

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