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Technology to automatically detect software bugs

Researchers from Queen Mary have created Infer, an automatic program analyser now used worldwide to find and solve software bugs.

Technology to automatically detect software bugs

Developing a new generation of digital musical instruments

Dr Andrew McPherson has been awarded funding from the Royal Academy of Engineering to improve the richness and nuance of digital musical instruments.

Developing a new generation of digital musical instruments

New technology helps re-identify people in videos

Re-ID is a specialist software that re-identifies people more accurately than highly trained human experts.

New technology helps re-identify people in videos

Disrupting the music industry with AI algorithms

A new cloud-based service, LandR Audio, uses artificial intelligence algorithms to produce professional – but accessible – audio mastering.

Disrupting the music industry with AI algorithms

Detecting emotions using wireless signals

A novel artificial intelligence (AI) approach based on wireless signals could help to reveal our inner emotions.

Detecting emotions using wireless signals

Helping doctors communicate better with patients

Researchers from Queen Mary's Cognitive Science Group set out to analyse and improve communications in a clinical setting.

Helping doctors communicate better with patients
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