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One in four EU workers exposed to second-hand smoke at work
More than one in four people who work indoors are being exposed to second-hand smoke at work, according to new research.
One in four EU workers exposed to second-hand smoke at work
More than one in four people who work indoors are being exposed to second-hand smoke at work, according to new research.
'Fat but fit' are at increased risk of heart disease
Carrying extra weight could raise your risk of heart attack by more than a quarter, even if you are otherwise healthy.
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European cooperation could provide more stable wind power
Europe could make much better use of its wind resources if capacity was spread out instead of being concentrated around the North Sea.
UK and India 'building bridges not walls', finds major globalisation conference
Protectionism, Brexit and anti-globalisation will not hold back UK-India ties, according to business and political leaders speaking at Imperial today.
'We must prepare for the future,' says ERC President at Imperial event
On Friday, Imperial welcomed Jean-Pierre Bourguignon, President of the ERC, as part of the 10th anniversary celebrations for the EU's research council
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Imperial celebrates 10 years of European Research Council success
A special event will showcase European Research Council-supported research this Friday at Imperial.
Physicists squeeze extra data from superfast x-ray probes using machine learning
Chemical reactions could be probed in even greater detail using a method invented by Imperial researchers that better characterises ultrafast x-rays.
Newborn baby brain scans will help scientists track brain development
Scientists have published ground-breaking scans of newborn babies' brains which researchers around the world can use to study how the brain develops.
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Asthma could be cured within a generation, say European researchers
A cure for asthma could be a generation away if there were more international research collaboration and investment based on recent advances.
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Earliest relative of Brachiosaurus dinosaur found in France
Scientists have re-examined an overlooked museum fossil and discovered that it is the earliest member of the titanosauriform family of dinosaurs.