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ISA opens its doors, giving University colleagues a glimpse into how its research is tackling real-world problems.

An academic at the Institute for Safe Autonomy, University of York, has been awarded a prestigious Royal Academy of Engineering Enterprise Fellowship to accelerate the launch of a spin-out company dedicated to making communications networks fail-safe.

Researchers have taken another step towards developing a robotic system that could help people with mobility issues get better access to breast screening procedures.

Two high-precision optical telescopes have been installed on a rooftop at the University of York to help advance methods of quantum communications.

The University of York is a key partner in a ground-breaking bid for York and North Yorkshire to become one of the UK’s new AI Growth Zones.

Researchers at the Quantum Communications Hub are celebrating 10 years of contributions to understanding how digital information can be shared safely and securely.

On 23 July, a delegation from the Institute for Safe Autonomy (ISA) visited the Offshore RenewableEnergy (ORE) Catapult’s Digital, Autonomous & Robotics Engineering Centre, (DARE) in Blyth fora comprehensive tour and in-depth discussions.

ISA were pleased to welcome Prof. Dr. Thomas Cleij, Dean of the Faculty of Science and Engineering, as well as esteemed colleagues from the Department of Advanced Computer Sciences, the Department of Philosophy, and other senior faculty members.