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'Junk DNA' could play an important role in diabetes
Researchers at Imperial College London have found that so-called 'junk DNA' could play a role in diabetes.
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'Junk DNA' could play an important role in diabetes
Researchers at Imperial College London have found that so-called 'junk DNA' could play a role in diabetes.
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MS treatment that 'resets' immune system may halt disease for at least 5 years
A type of treatment for multiple sclerosis that 'resets' the immune system may stop progression of the disease in nearly half of patients.
Imperial scientist discusses the effects of algal blooms on world's oceans
Dr Susan Little talks about the effects that pinhead-sized algae have on the chemistry of the world's oceans when they 'binge' feed in summer.
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Podcast: Titanic evidence, Antarctic thriller and robots teaching emotions
In this edition: New evidence of what really sank the Titanic, a book based on a real Antarctic expedition and robot helpers for children with autism.
Imperial's President honoured by French learned society
Professor Alice Gast has been appointed a fellow of the prestigious Académie des Technologies.
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Prosthetic arm technology that detects spinal nerve signals developed by team
Scientists have developed sensor technology for a robotic prosthetic arm that detects signals from nerves in the spinal cord.
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Mother's diet in pregnancy may have lasting effects for offspring
A poor diet during pregnancy can cause biological changes that last throughout life, according to research from Imperial College London.
Robot 'teacher' to help children with autism developed by scientists
Scientists are investigating whether a cartoon-like robot can improve learning and emotional understanding in children with autism.
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Imperial ranked as UK's most international university
Imperial is the UK's most international university for the second year in a row, says Times Higher Education.
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Imperial researcher talks about improving security around healthcare data
New European projects are looking at how to protect critical data transfers including healthcare data by detecting and deflecting cyber-attacks.