Solutions to Nigeria’s newborn mortality rate might lie in existing innovations
Research into more efficient AI hardware and software supported by AMD donation
Imperial and Vietnamese partners explore UK and Vietnam's pathways to net zero
13 May 2022
Arctic clouds and harnessing light: News from the College
18 July 2021
Long COVID research receives funding boost to advance treatment and diagnostics
04 June 2021
Pandemic mortality and prevention: News from the College
27 April 2021
New study reveals weak spots in chemotherapy-resistant cancer cells
10 February 2021
Congratulations to the CMPH team on their recent publication in Nature Briefing
05 February 2021
Exposure to misinformation could make people refuse a COVID-19 vaccine
29 January 2021
Report: The Good Work Monitor
14 January 2021
New publication in the Nature Comm
13 January 2021
Non-invasive brain stimulation helps to ease tremors
18 December 2020
Data Science Virtual Poster Competition
04 November 2020
Managment of the post-COVID-19 elective surgery aftershock in England
14 September 2020
Does place-based care matter to primary care in the post-COVID-19 digital age?
10 September 2020
Largest global vaccine confidence survey reveals hesitancy hotspots
08 September 2020
EPSRC grant award to work on Semiconductor lasers on a graph
25 August 2020
The Crick-Turing Biomedical Data Science Award
21 July 2020
Scale-dependent measure of network centrality from diffusion dynamics
Congratulations to Dr Clarke and Prof Barahona on their most recent publication
20 May 2020
COVID-19 Response Fund: new projects advance the fight against coronavirus
23 April 2020
Future research and innovation leaders backed through flagship fellowships
30 March 2020
Assessing the Impacts of Public Health Policies using Computer Simulation Models
11 March 2020
Cellular memory enhances bacterial chemotactic navigation in rugged environments
02 March 2020
November’s 2020 Imperial Lates event
06 December 2019
Behavioral interventions V. anorectic drugs - How to reduce food intake?
Patients at risk because NHS hospitals using different record-keeping systems
20 November 2019
New maths reveals how diseases progress and bacteria develop drug resistance
19 November 2019
AI advances malaria prediction outcomes
18 November 2019
Shout’s Crisis Volunteer Event 2019
05 November 2019
From proteins to precision healthcare
04 October 2019
Extracting and Analysing Networks from Spatio-Temporal Data
17 September 2019
Sharing knowledge to look at life one cell at a time
23 May 2019
Dr Paul Expert awarded the Great Britain Sasakawa Found Grant
25 March 2019
Congratulations to the CMPH team on their recent publication
30 January 2019
New blog article on Sharing Healthcare Data by Dr Jonathan Clark
12 December 2018
Congratulations to Dr Jonathan Clark on his recent publication
10 December 2018
Imperial researchers share their fascination with maths at Imperial Lates
20 November 2018
Mathematical approach to predicting bacterial growth offers fresh AMR insights
16 November 2018
Cells decide when to divide based on their internal clocks
25 October 2018
Precision healthcare: how maths can revolutionise medicine
24 October 2018
A selection of media coverage of the EPSRC CMPH
22 October 2018
Dr Nick Jones publishes paper in Nature Communications
27 June 2018
Managing inheritance of deadly genetic diseases a step closer with new study
21 March 2018
Exploring Data-based and AI approaches to Healthcare
07 February 2018
London universities join national drive to transform health through data science
20 April 2017
Imperial wins bid to host new UK Dementia Research Institute centre
30 November 2016
Researchers create online epidemic tracking tool
24 November 2016
Centre for Mathematics of Precision Healthcare Officially Launches
20 September 2016
Alcohol, tobacco and spending time outdoors linked to brain connections
19 September 2016
CMPH researchers find Europe to be the most sceptical region on vaccine safety.
09 September 2016
European region most sceptical in the world on vaccine safety
Troubleshooters for global health systems set to move to Imperial
26 August 2016
Mapping signal paths in proteins could reveal new direction for drug development
18 January 2016
Researchers to apply maths to improve healthcare
14 January 2016
Genomics to be used in tuberculosis control
10 January 2016
How can we prevent children inheriting mitochondrial diseases?
07 January 2016
The shrinking mitochondria
01 December 2015
The fight against antibiotic resistance
31 July 2015
HS2 and Crossrail: Scientists predict the economic effect of major rail projects
20 April 2015
Helping biologists make more robust calculations
03 February 2015
Interview with Professor Matthews on a new report on ethics and big data
17 October 2013
Maths study of photosynthesis clears the path to developing new super-crops
20 August 2013
Science policy magazine founder scoops prestigious research grant