Imperial College London
public research university located in London, United Kingdomwww.imperial.ac.uk
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Nov 8, 2026
speaker_3GUEST
They rely on advanced static methods, bypassing the installation physics entirely.
speaker_3GUEST
A prime example is the MTD method developed at Imperial College in London.
speaker_3GUEST
How
speaker_1HOST
does that work?
Ming ZheGUEST
That same year, I was supposed to go on a one-year overseas exchange.
Ming ZheGUEST
As part of my university programme, I had the chance to study at Imperial College London, one of the world's top universities.
Ming ZheGUEST
It was a dream come true for me.
Ming ZheGUEST
But at the back of my mind, I kept thinking, the church is in a crisis, and this is the time that my home needs me.
Steve GuerraHOST
But he got very close, and modern medical experts have been able to deduce what may have afflicted Arius.
Steve GuerraHOST
In January of 2014, a doctor from the Imperial College London wrote a short article about how the symptoms described by Socrates scholasticus very closely match a condition known as rectal prolapse.
Steve GuerraHOST
Arius could have very easily had any of the precursors that would cause such a grave and serious condition, given his age, places where he had lived, his access to hygiene, and preventative medical care.
Steve GuerraHOST
This story could be complete nonsense.
Lucy GoffGUEST
And so we commissioned a completely independent study, it was done in America, in human dermal skin.
Lucy GoffGUEST
and we had one piece of skin with the Dilemma laser in, and we got Imperial College in London to build an identical device to the Dilemma laser, but just using the same power, the same frequency, but just using LED as a light source, so not a laser like the Dilemma laser.
Lucy GoffGUEST
And that was on another piece of skin.
Lucy GoffGUEST
And then we looked at what the gene expression was in the Lima laser skin and the LED, because that had not been done before.
Tim PhillipsHOST
That's called a bug bounty.
Tim PhillipsHOST
But how does this system work best and what will happen to it now that AI models search for these flaws too? Tobias Kretschmer of Imperial College London and CPR is one of a team of researchers who have investigated how well bug bounties have worked.
Tim PhillipsHOST
He joins me now.
Tim PhillipsHOST
Tobias, welcome to Vox Talks Economics.
Ken SloanGUEST
And Simon was a world-leading entomologist.
Ken SloanGUEST
He used to work at Imperial College.
Ken SloanGUEST
in London and then decided that actually the best place for him and his group was Harper Adams.
Ken SloanGUEST
So he took them out of Imperial College and brought them to Harper Adams.
Ken SloanGUEST
And I spotted Simon many years before I knew Harper.
Ken SloanGUEST
I used to read his blog.
Louis MillsHOST
Today we're joined by Duncan Crosse, a physical product designer based in Oxford, UK.
Louis MillsHOST
As a freelance designer, he's worked with companies including Shark Ninja, WMP Creative, Oxford Innovation, Imperial College London, and a wide range of other clients, helping bring innovative products from concept through to reality.
Louis MillsHOST
More recently, Duncan founded DNC Designs, the business through which he continues his freelance work while also designing, developing, and launching products of his own.
Louis MillsHOST
In today's episode, we'll explore the realities of building a freelance design career, the challenges and the opportunities that come with working independently, and what it really takes to turn your own product ideas into successful commercial products.
Chris MathieuGUEST
Their technology that they have access to is most likely 50, 100, maybe even more than we would have access to now.
Don RogersHOST
Oh, dude, just look no further than what they have been doing and are continue to do, continue to keep doing at the Imperial College London with the DMTX studies, right? Like that stuff is crazy.
Don RogersHOST
Now, mapping the DMT world, I think that that's a pipe dream because we're talking about something that is almost impossible.
Don RogersHOST
How do you map infinity? How do you map dimensions like that's that just sounds like incomprehensible to the human mind to where we can't even we can't even see all the colors on the on the color spectrum.
Darren MarlarHOST
Virtually all elements of NDEs can also occur in psychedelic, mystical experiences induced by substances such as psilocybin and DMT.
Darren MarlarHOST
Trials at institutions such as Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore and Imperial College London have revealed that these experiences can occasion similar personality changes as NDEs, most notably a loss of fear of death and a newfound purpose in life.
Darren MarlarHOST
Psychedelic therapies are now becoming a serious contender in the treatment of severe conditions, including addictions, post-traumatic stress disorder, and treatment-resistant depressions.
Darren MarlarHOST
This brings us back to James, whose arguments in the varieties of religious experience for the pragmatic, clinical, and social value of such transformative episodes have been mostly ignored by the scientific and medical mainstream.
NickHOST
Gents, those who want to know what I'm talking about, just go listen to some of Carl's post-match commentary or post-match interviews.
NickHOST
Gents, just in doubts today is the FA and the WSL are doing some work with Imperial College London on ACL injuries and research around that.
NickHOST
That's going to be huge positive news with the work that comes out of that, isn't it, Matt?
MatthewHOST
Yeah, it is massive.
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