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At City we’re proud of our history of world-leading research. These case studies demonstrate how research from our academic experts continues to have an impact on industry and society at large.

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Computer science and informatics

Building confidence in a computerized world

Reducing risk in critical computer-based systems by using assurance cases  
Software and the internet
Engineering

Design for engine reliability

Rolls-Royce, one of the world's largest manufacturers of aircraft engines, has received a boost to its business performance and the confidence of its engines - thanks to software developed by research from City University London.
Automotive and industrial manufacturing
Health

High-tech support helps people hold onto their independence

The UK's growing and rapidly ageing population is placing additional pressures on our health and social care system. Researchers at city, University of London’s School of Health Science investigate how technology can help maintain health and
Health and social care
Computer science and informatics

How can we make the results returned by search engines more relevant?

Professor Stephen Robertson, Professor of Information Science, who has been with the University since 1978, developed the theory put into practice - within software - by Research Fellow Stephen Walker, who was at City from 1988 to 1998.
Software and the internet
Health

How colour blind are you?

Professor John Barbur and Dr Marisa Rodriguez-Carmona from the Division of Optometry and Visual Science in the School of Health Sciences, co-authored research into assessing the severity of colour vision lost, published in Aviation, Space and
Optometry and healthcare technologies
Computer science and informatics; Health

How well can we summarise what we see?

Does our visual system get it right – or does it exaggerate? What does this tell us about how we interpret what we see?
Optometry and healthcare technologies
Law

Improving detention law

Research undertaken at City University London has contributed to improvements in the treatment of detainees through influencing the legal framework and practices that govern detention. The work has led to courts and governments better respecting the
Law, justice and crime
Law; Politics and international studies; Sociology

Truth, Accountability or Impunity?

How do nations deal with the origins and consequences of economic crises? Why were some countries more successful in prosecuting those held responsible for the 2008 meltdown?
Banking and financial services