Fintech female
Financial technology is key to great customer service says Imperial alumnus
Women shouldn't be put off pursuing careers in financial technology because of its male dominated image, said an MBA alumnus.
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Frontiers of fintech
Experts debate the future of fintech at Business School conference
London's position as a global hub for financial technology was among the hot topics under discussion at an Imperial event, held this month.
Gender diversity
Business School wins prestigious award for gender diversity
The Business School has been recognised for its work in tackling gender inequality in higher education with a Bronze Athena SWAN award.
ANIMAL RESEARCH UPDATE
Animal research annual report launched by Imperial
Imperial College London have published their 2016 annual report into animal research.
ADDED VALUE
Blood pressure drug may boost effectiveness of lung cancer treatment
A blood pressure drug may make a type of lung cancer treatment more effective, suggests a new study.
Lost in space
Scientists confirm the universe has no direction
The universe is not spinning or stretched in any particular direction, according to the most stringent test yet.
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Green light
Imperial experts weigh in with comments on Hinkley decision
Imperial experts have joined in the public debate again about Hinkley nuclear power plant, following its approval by the UK Government.
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Huntington's hope
Activity of Huntington's disease gene curbed for six months in mice
A single injection of a new treatment has reduced the activity of the gene responsible for Huntington's disease for several months in a trial in mice.
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Precision proteins
Mapping signal paths in proteins could reveal new direction for drug development
Using maths previously applied to traffic jams and electrical grids, researchers have developed a new method to map signal propagation in proteins.
Positive principles
Stigmatisation can drive businesses to make positive change, says Imperial study
Businesses facing ostracism can turn hostility into positive outcomes that reinforce their identity and purpose, according to new research.
