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David Miles to become top forecaster at UK fiscal watchdog
Professor David Miles has been appointed to one of the most influential roles in UK economic policy.
David Miles to become top forecaster at UK fiscal watchdog
Professor David Miles has been appointed to one of the most influential roles in UK economic policy.
Chemical kitchens and choosing mates: News from the College
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
Nature-based solutions can mitigate impact of climate change on agriculture
Nature-based solutions can play a crucial role in limiting the effects of climate change on the agricultural sector according to a new report.
Imperial awarded Queen’s Anniversary Prize for COVID-19 response
Imperial College London has been awarded a Queen’s Anniversary Prize for its response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wearable sensors help researchers understand effects of air pollution on health
Imperial’s INHALE project is assessing the impact of air pollution on personal health and measures to address its harmful effects.
Carbon credits and institutional investors are key to a sustainable future
Voluntary carbon markets that allow investors, governments and businesses to buy carbon credits could lower greenhouse gas emissions.
Microbiome Science Hub Unfolds “Innovation Through Collaboration”
Imperial College London has launched a new Industry Club to stimulate microbiome-based innovation through university-industry collaboration.
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Study assesses risks of good and bad outcomes for university pension scheme
New research estimates the chances that the USS university pension scheme has enough assets to pay pensions that have been promised.
Professor Petter Brodin joins Imperial as Garfield Weston Chair of Neonatology
Petter Brodin has been appointed as the Garfield Weston Chair of Neonatology and Professor of Paediatric Immunology at Imperial College London.
Brain cell differences could be key to learning in humans and AI
Imperial researchers have found that variability between brain cells might speed up learning and improve the performance of the brain and future AI.