Diagnostic device developed by Imperial start-up secures major US contract
A device that uses DNA analysis to quickly detect flu and drug-resistant bugs has attracted multi-million dollar funding from a US agency.
Data Science Institute searches for rising star who understands digital economy
The hunt is on for a student who can decipher the complexities of the digital economy so that its value can be measured, says an Imperial expert.
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Imperial team sets off for the Bionic Olympics
A team from Imperial College London will compete in the world's first ever "bionic Olympics", which will be held this Saturday.
Study of North Atlantic Ocean reveals decline of leaded petrol emissions
A new study of lead pollution in the North Atlantic provides strong evidence that leaded petrol emissions have declined over the past few decades.
Imperial experts weigh in with comments on Hinkley decision
Imperial experts have joined in the public debate again about Hinkley nuclear power plant, following its approval by the UK Government.
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Imperial's new Fellows announced by Royal Academy of Engineering
Imperial is celebrating the election of three more researchers to the Fellowship of the Royal Academy of Engineering.
Imperial celebrates 2016 academic promotions
Imperial has recognised the hard work and dedication of many of its academics with the 2016 round of promotions.
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Researcher talks about using hand gestures to create better virtual experiences
New technology to capture complex hand gestures could lead to more realistic virtual worlds, says an Imperial expert.
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Vice Provost (Research) recognised for major collaboration
One of the world's most distinguished computer scientists has won a prestigious engineering award this week.
Research suggests potential role for vitamin A in pancreatic cancer
Scientists suggest vitamin A may have a role to play in tackling the commonest form of pancreatic cancer.
