New result from the LHCb experiment challenges leading theory in physics
Imperial physicists are part of a team that has announced ‘intriguing’ results that potentially cannot be explained by our current laws of nature.
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Solar Orbiter: one year in space
Imperial’s magnetometer instrument aboard the Solar Orbiter spacecraft has seen a successful and eventful first year in space.
Personalised immersive audio could help virtual socialising feel more real
Imperial College London researchers have won a €5.7million EU Horizon 2020 grant to develop AI-informed immersive audio techniques.
'Foreign policy' should be central to university strategy - Alice Gast
Imperial’s President argues that universities can craft their own 'foreign policy' to strengthen, expand and focus international collaborations.
Artificial intelligence improves control of powerful plasma accelerators
Researchers have used AI to control beams for the next generation of smaller, cheaper accelerators for research, medical and industrial applications.
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COVID-19 in Austria mapped: New tool projects trajectory of virus in Austria
A new COVID-19 analysis tool that estimates which districts in Austria could become coronavirus hotspots has been launched by Imperial.
Vaccines give us light at end of the tunnel, Neil Ferguson tells Paris Forum
Imperial’s Professor Neil Ferguson says that the promise of effective COVID-19 vaccines is very encouraging but we may need restrictions until then.
France, Germany and Italy face major challenges in ICU capacity this winter
France, Germany and Italy face major challenges in ICU capacity this winter and will exceed the first peak without further suppression measures.
Skills development in Physical AI could cultivate lifelike intelligent robots
New research suggests combining educational topics and research disciplines to help researchers breathe life into lifelike intelligent robots.
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Could the UK be set for negative interest rates? Views from Imperial's experts
UK interest rates are currently at record lows of just 0.1% but could they soon turn negative?
