New technique negotiates neuron jungle to target source of Parkinson's disease
Researchers believe they have found a potential new way to target cells of the brain affected by Parkinson's disease.
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Imperial scoops seven prizes for marketing and communications
Staff from Communications and Public Affairs claimed international awards for design, print and digital media at a ceremony in Manchester.
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Podcast: Difficult choices, thirsty work and Designs for Life
In the latest Imperial podcast a researcher in Kenya asks who most needs blood and we discover how internet use contributes to our 'water footprint'.
Imperial wins trio of awards for communications and marketing
The College receives recognition for its undergraduate prospectus, animal research communications and website.
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Two Institute of Physics medals for Imperial
Institute of Physics has recognised Jim Virdee for his leadership of the CMS experiment at CERN and Edmund Kelleher for his work on lasers.
Imperial animal facility welcomes visit by school group
Last week a group of pupils from Westminster Academy took a tour of an Imperial animal facility.
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Visitors explain what they saw, learnt and discussed at Imperial Festival
The South Kensington Campus came alive last weekend as 15,000 visitors flocked to Imperial to discuss, try out and enjoy the livelier side of science.
Thousands more flock to Imperial to soak up some Sunday science
The Imperial Festival has opened on a Sunday for the first time, welcoming alumni and visitors of all ages for the best in science and arts.
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Festival to open with a fanfare from The Band of The Household Cavalry
The 2015 Imperial Festival will be officially launched by west London neighbours, the Household Cavalry.
Festival will get off to a tasty start with science breakfast
Cereal crop researchers will be discussing their work over coffee and croissants at a science breakfast in the run up to the Imperial Festival.
