Cliff erosion rates in Sussex have accelerated ten-fold in the past 200 years
The erosion rates of cliffs along the Sussex coast have rapidly sped up in the last 200 years, a new study has found.
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Imperial stole the show with its Fringe on criminal investigations
Imperial Fringe-goers explored their inner-detective last night, tackling crime scenes and cracking cases.
Scientists reconstruct largest ever family tree of major flowering plant group
Scientists have developed the largest ever family tree of a major group of flowering plants called monocots, which could help protect their diversity.
Imperial expert appointed first non-US President of American Ceramic Society
Imperial's materials expert Professor Bill Lee was appointed President of the American Ceramic Society on Monday.
Climate change driving toad disease from fungus in Pyrenees
Researchers quantify effect of global warming on fungal disease in frogs and toads for the first time.
Cars under new EU rules produce 4.5x more pollution on average than allowed
Diesel cars under new EURO-6 standards produce more NOx than guidelines allow.
Brain injury: Scientist reveals impact of Imperial's research on patients' lives
Dr Sara De Simoni talks traumatic brain injury, its devastating after-effects, and the research being done at Imperial to help patients.
Guests quench their thirst for discovery at watery Imperial Fringe
Water, water, was everywhere on Thursday when Imperial researchers showcased their latest rainy research.
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Depression in pregnancy increases risk of mental health problems in children
Depression in pregnancy increases the risk of behavioural and emotional problems in children, says a new review published in The Lancet Psychiatry.
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Giant hydrogen space blob reveals galaxy formation secrets
Scientists have witnessed galaxies forming inside a mysterious giant space blob, which will one day form the heart of a giant galaxy cluster.
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