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Reducing exposure to polluted air needs a personalised approach
A more ‘personalised’ approach is needed to reduce people’s exposure to polluted air, says an Imperial expert.
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Reducing exposure to polluted air needs a personalised approach
A more ‘personalised’ approach is needed to reduce people’s exposure to polluted air, says an Imperial expert.
Proposed illegal image detectors on devices are ‘easily fooled’
Proposed algorithms that detect illegal images on devices can be easily fooled with imperceptible changes to images, Imperial research has found.
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New climate pledges significantly more likely to prevent worst of global heating
If fulfilled, climate pledges made in the last six years have a much better chance of reaching globally agreed temperature goals.
UK Autumn Budget 2021: Imperial experts respond
Academics and researchers from across Imperial College London have provided analysis of the 2021 Autumn budget.
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Podcast: Healthy environments, polio progress, and colour-change hygiene checker
In this edition: What makes a healthy environment, the final steps to eliminate polio, and a test for proper cleaning.
REMAP-CAP awarded Critical Care Team of the Year at The BMJ Awards 2021
The REMAP-CAP study led by Imperial College London has been named joint Critical Care Team of the Year at the BMJ Awards 2021.
Low-cost ventilator set to help people in low-income countries
A new low-cost ventilator design invented during COVID-19 could address the global shortage of ventilators for other respiratory diseases.
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Travelling fires pose an underestimated risk to open building spaces
New research from Imperial College London has shown that travelling fires pose a risk to the structures of large open building spaces over 100m2.
Imperial alumnus Sir Roger Bannister honoured at Westminster Abbey
A new plaque dedicated to Sir Roger Bannister has been unveiled in Westminster Abbey commemorating his contributions to neurology.
Festival talk series to tackle big green questions
Science experts and inspirational artists will come together in a series of fascinating talks to discuss how we can move to a more sustainable world.