CLINICAL IMAGING
State-of-the-art clinical imaging facility relaunches at Hammersmith Campus
Imperial’s Clinical Imaging Facility provides researchers across the university access to the latest scanning technologies.
Stories written by Meesha Patel
Tackling AMR
Meet the Imperial experts fighting bacterial resistance through innovation
Professor Shiranee Sriskandan and Dr Andrew Edwards shed light on the vital work of Imperial’s Centre for Bacterial Resistance Biology (CBRB).
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Black student scholarship
Meet Savannah Gordon, scholarship winner and MSc Immunology student
Savannah is the first recipient of the MSc Immunology Scholarship for Students of Black Heritage by the Department of Immunology and Inflammation.
BRAIN SCIENCES PROMOTIONS
Brain sciences celebrate academic promotions
The 2024 round of academic promotions has seen five academics from the Department of Brain Sciences promoted.
NERVE CELL REPAIR
Mouse study explores 3D structure of DNA in nerve cells
A new mouse model study explores how nerve cells repair themselves, and could lead to new treatments for nerve injuries.
ID STAFF PROMOTIONS
Infectious Disease celebrates academic promotions
The 2024 round of academic promotions has seen six academics from the Department of Infectious Disease promoted.
Parkinson's disease
Landmark project at Imperial will aim to unlock a cure for Parkinson’s
Collaboration brings together charity, university and pharmaceutical sectors
News in brief
Brain fluid surgery to a world-first lunar-Earth flyby: News from Imperial
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
DEMENTIA TRAINING CENTRE
Imperial joins new Doctoral Training Centre funded by Alzheimer’s Society
Led by the University of Manchester, the centre will support and nurture dementia researchers at the start of their career.
DRUG COULD BOOST CHEMO
Drug could boost chemotherapy to treat aggressive brain tumours
Imperial researchers have discovered a drug which could boost the effectiveness of chemotherapy to treat aggressive brain tumours in adults.
