At RIT College of Science, alumna Arianna Giguere was able to take advantage of RIT's interdisciplinary approach. She combined virtual reality to benefit people. After graduating with her Ph.D. in imaging science, she now works at Apple Learn more: https://brnw.ch/21wWXWd

It’s been one year since rock legend and Phonak ambassador Paul Gilbert was fitted with his Audéo Infinio Sphere, the first and only hearing aid in the world powered by a dedicated DNN chip delivering clear speech from any direction instantly. Hear how this technology shaped his incredible year. 🎸🔥 Learn more about how Phonak revolutionary Audéo Sphere Infinio was an absolute game changer for Paul this past YEAR: https://ow.ly/Ouzc30sQsir

We’re thrilled to share that Luke Spinosa will be presenting as part of the ROC Optica Speaker Series. Luke’s talk, “Next-Generation Multispectral and Multimodal Imaging Architectures Enabled by Edge Processing,” will explore how advances in edge computing are transforming the way we capture and interpret visual information. He’ll highlight how Eoptic is integrating real-time data from visible, infrared, polarization, and event-based sensors, turning imaging systems into intelligent platforms that deliver faster, more actionable insights for applications in defense, space, and advanced manufacturing. You won't want to miss it! 📅 Tuesday, November 18th ⏰ 7:00-8:00 PM 📍 UR River Campus, Goergen 108 #Eoptic #RochesterOptica #Photonics #ImagingInnovation #EdgeComputing #MultispectralImaging

Amazing to see Nokia’s Lab and other researchers exploring how touch and temperature can redefine virtual experiences, powered by WEART Haptics products. Collaboration like this drives the next generation of human–digital interaction. Nokia TAUCHI Research Center - Tampere Unit for Computer-Human Interaction

Rounding out our speaker lineup at the Movella | Xsens & Delsys Europe User Group Meeting is Dr. Roberto Meattini from the University of Bologna. Who will be discussing his fascinating work with the talk: “The role of minimally supervised learning in human-in-the-loop (myo)control of artificial hands” Dr. Meattini’s research explores the frontiers of myoelectric control, machine learning, and human–robot collaboration, with a focus on making artificial limb control more adaptive and intuitive. His work in minimally supervised learning helps bridge the gap between signal variability and real-world usability in prosthetic systems. This talk will be a must for anyone working at the intersection of biosignals, machine learning, and human-centred design. 🗓️ October 30th 📍 Tecnopolo di Reggio Emilia 💸 Free to attend | Registration required 🔗 Full agenda + sign-up: https://lnkd.in/e4zaYJG9

🎬 For your deep tech watch now list! Vertical Semiconductor co-founders Cynthia Liao and Dr. Josh Perozek share the story of how they're building the future of power electronics with vertical gallium nitride (GaN). ➡️ This is part of a new series presented by Playground Global about how founders are taking deep tech "From Lab to Launch."

🎉 Why People with Dyslexia Make Great Engineers, the second episode of the new season of UCL Press Play, is out now! Creating more inclusive environments is key to innovation and success, but how can we do this? Join Dr Michael Woodrow and Professor Philip Schofield as they debate this question and discuss how dyslexia’s image-based, big-picture thinking fuels engineering creativity. Plus, get an exclusive insight into Dr Woodrow's research on the vital roles of choice and autonomy in inclusive spaces. Listen now: https://lnkd.in/eiGdCDFW

The Nordic quantum ecosystem takes an important step forward with the appointment of Ebba Carbonnier as CEO of QuNorth which is jointly funded by EIFO and the Novo Nordisk Foundation.   QuNorth will acquire and operate Magne, one of the world’s most powerful quantum computers delivered by by Atom Computing and Microsoft, and provide Nordic researchers and companies access to this cutting edge technology. We warmly welcome Ebba Carbonnier who brings exceptional experience from her leadership at the Swedish Quantum Life Science Centre, from the establishment of the Nordic Quantum Life Science Roundtable, and from her role in developing Sweden’s national quantum strategy. Her ability to bridge deep scientific understanding with practical applications across research, industry, and society makes her uniquely suited to lead QuNorth.

The ACM International Conference on Nanoscale Computing and Communication (ACM NanoCom 2025) took place in Chengdu, China, last week. Our colleague Alexander Wietfeld presented the latest LKN research on Molecular Communication Networks using DNA strands, e.g., for future medical applications. The presented work is a collaboration with the TUM Chair of Physics of Biological Systems within the 6G-life project. 📄 "Modeling the Microfluidic Interaction Channel for DNA-Based Molecular Communication Experiments", Alexander Wietfeld, Alexandra Bienau, Friedrich Simmel, Wolfgang Kellerer (https://lnkd.in/gfsvuFSX)

Latest episode of Brains and Machines discusses using micromechanical cantilevers as artificial hair cells in a neuromorphic hearing system: guest is Claudia Lenk of the University of Ulm. #neuromorphic https://lnkd.in/eDQRzvAx