Fishing for DNA during breeding season could help control invasive species
Research reveals that an invasive crayfish species is easier to detect in water samples during breeding, which could lead to better control.
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Transforming HIV: Q&A with Professor Sarah Fidler
Since the discovery that the HIV virus was the cause of the devastating AIDS pandemic, researchers have been focused on tackling its global impact.
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In pictures: Imperial Fringe invests in the public with all things money
Hundreds of visitors discovered how money makes the world go round at the latest finance-themed Imperial Fringe event this week.
Imperial student helps Ugandan charity improve water filtration technology
A PhD student from Imperial has shared his knowledge of ceramics with a charity to help improve the way water is purified in Uganda.
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Gender-neutral toy award to inspire next generation of scientists and engineers
An academic has pioneered a Science Toy Award to highlight how play and recreation can impact future career choices of young children.
Targeting an anti-ageing pathway could reduce impact of major lung condition
Researchers have discovered that chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder (COPD) may be treated by targeting an anti-ageing pathway.
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