Students help international effort to track pollution across Europe
The plumes of pollution from London and seven other regions in Europe have been tracked and analysed thanks to the help of Imperial undergrads.
Bacterial population struggles can affect the potential of vaccines
Scientists have shown how vaccinating against a common cause of pneumonia leads to lethal strains of bacteria being replaced by less harmful strains.
Wave energy needs EU funds and innovation to deliver low-carbon power for UK
Access to funding, a coherent long-term strategy and greater collaboration are required make wave power work for the UK, says a new report.
German science leader visits Imperial
Hamburg's Minister for Science, Research and Equalities Katharina Fegebank led a delegation to the College on Thursday.
The world's first 3D printed steel bridge will be a 'living laboratory'
Imperial researchers are part of a team testing a 3D printed footbridge due to be installed across a canal in Amsterdam in 2018.
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Lord Darzi honoured by President of Armenia
Professor the Lord Darzi of Denham, Director of Imperial's Institute of Global Health Innovation, has been awarded Armenia's highest state honour.
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Imperial hosts two-day celebration of Cassini mission success
The College welcomed guests from NASA and ESA as well as the public to two events celebrating the mission and all things space.
Electron behaviour under extreme conditions described for the first time
Researchers have modelled the actions of electrons under extreme temperatures and densities, such as those found within planets and stars.
Galaxy-spotting telescope that studied star formation celebrated by scientists
The Herschel Space Observatory's discoveries are celebrated this week by the European Space Agency and collaborating institutes, including Imperial.
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Four Imperial academics celebrate winning European Research Council grants
Researchers investigating quantum chaos, medical imaging, new materials and stubborn infections have received ERC Starting Grants.
