London school students use science to solve city challenges
Young people across the capital were tasked with creating innovative solutions to make London a better place as part of a unique outreach programme.
Imperial science communications students meet top Times journalist
Emma Tucker, Deputy Editor of the Times, met with academics and science communication students during a visit to the College.
Screen time before bed puts children at risk of anxiety, obesity and poor sleep
Pre-teens who use a mobile phone or watch TV in the dark an hour before bed are at risk of not getting enough sleep, a new study reveals.
Exploring vaccines and the art of time: News from the College
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
Vegetable and fish diet linked to lower high blood pressure risk in pregnancy
A diet rich in vegetables and fish is associated with a lower risk of developing high blood pressure, and a related condition known as pre-eclampsia.
Imperial experts create robot helper to understand and respond to human movement
Researchers at Imperial have created a new robot controller using game theory, allowing the robot to learn when to assist a human.
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From cycling to Eurovision – how Imperial can help your New Year's resolutions
We take a look back at Imperial research from the past year to give you some inspiration for your 2019 new year’s resolutions.
Turning world-leading research into game-changing businesses
Imperial postdocs are commercialising their research ideas to help solve real world problems.
Brexit clay and humanitarian solutions: News from the College
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
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“Giving birth then coming home without our baby was difficult to go through”
A new research centre at Imperial will investigate the causes of premature birth.
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