Car drivers are four kilograms heavier than cyclists, new study reveals
People who drive cars as their main form of transport are on average heavier than those who cycle, according to an ongoing Europe-wide study.
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Leaders highlight Imperial's European ties
As the UK votes to leave the European Union, Imperial's President and Provost have underlined the College's European and global links.
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Twitter users who debate Brexit with both sides make the strongest impact
People who engage with others of opposing political views are more likely to spread their message further online, says new research.
Artificial photosynthesis a step closer with new process
Scientists discover a process that could enhance our ability to harvest energy from the Sun for electricity and fuels.
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Firms are less likely to be sold amid Brexit uncertainty, says Business School
The number of company takeovers in the UK has fallen because of a reluctance for firms to do deals before the EU Referendum vote.
Newly discovered light harvesting properties could lead to cheaper solar panels
Researchers have discovered that some solar cells could be more efficient than previously thought possible, opening new doors for their development.
London Tech Week showcases Imperial talent
From drone pizza delivery to driverless cars, the public consider which inventions will change our lives as London Technology Week begins.
£14m EU project to aid meningitis diagnosis and cut antibiotic use
An international team of doctors are aiming to develop a rapid test to allow medics to quickly identify bacterial infection in children.
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Getting to know Professor Nick Jennings, Imperial's Vice-Provost for Research
From advising government on security through to coaching youth football, Nick Jennings brings a wealth of leadership experience to his new office.
European accolade for structural biologist exploring complex molecular machines
Professor Xiaodong Zhang has been elected to membership of the European Molecular Biology Organisation (EMBO).
