Celebrations in Oslo as Sir John Pendry receives million dollar Kavli Prize
His Majesty King Harald of Norway will present the 2014 Kavli Prize in Nanoscience to Sir John Pendry at an award ceremony being held today in Oslo.
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Imperial chemist wins prestigious Wolfson Research Merit Award
Professor Iain McCulloch has been presented with the Wolfson Research Merit Award in recognition of his outstanding work on semiconducting materials.
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Imperial Podcast: Behind the scenes at CERN and Aristotle on science
Did Aristotle invent science? Professor Armand Leroi discusses his new book and explains why the famous philosopher should be a celebrated scientist.
Scientists create renewable fossil fuel alternative using bacteria
Researchers have engineered the harmless gut bacteria E.coli to generate renewable propane.
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Less than 200m USD would conserve Brazil's Atlantic Forest, say researchers
Brazil could conserve its valuable Atlantic Forest by investing just 0.01 per cent of its annual GDP, according to a new study.
Diverse range of species needed to sustain our ponds, lakes and rivers
Ecosystems with a wide range of species cope better with changes in temperature, according to new research.
New dark matter detector gets green light
A new search for dark matter will soon be underway after a second generation experiment was selected by US funding agencies.
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Imperial Podcast: Sound of silence, molecular malaria map and mobile medics
Listening to silence: Imperial alumnus Ed Prosser talks about his audio art in the latest edition of the Podcast.
Mass spectrometry expert receives Royal Society medal
An Imperial biochemist whose work pushed the boundaries of mass spectrometry has been awarded the 2014 Royal Society Royal Medal.
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Molecular map inside malaria parasite could lead to new antimalarial drugs
Imperial scientists have gained unique structural insights into the production line of parasite proteins that cause malaria.
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