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Imperial geologist tackles field trip mental health
Field trips help students and academics explore the environments they study – but some suffer mental health difficulties when out on excursions.
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Greenhouse gas removal best way to make UK carbon neutral by 2050
The UK must do more to remove CO2 from the atmosphere if we are to meet Paris Agreement targets and slow climate change, says a major new report.
Marine ‘biodiversity crisis’ tackled with new database of conservation plans
The database brings together plans from around the world, enabling researchers to improve future plans and save species from extinction.
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Just seven photons can act like billions
A system made of just a handful of particles acts just like larger systems, allowing scientists to study quantum behaviour more easily.
£5m Imperial-led lab will pioneer new approach to medicines manufacturing
A new collaboration between Imperial, UCL, and global pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly and Company will seek to transform medicines manufacturing.
Scientists swing by Somerset supermarket to win over West Country whizz kids
Imperial scientists set up shop in Yeovil Tesco to let passing families know about careers in STEM subjects.
Imperial celebrates academic staff promoted in 2018
The promotions recognise staff across the Faculties of Medicine, Engineering, and Natural Sciences as well at the Business School.
Slough residents find a wealth of nature in the heart of their town
The first ever ‘BioBlitz' at Sough’s PlayDay 2018, led by Silwood Park and the WWT, saw residents counting 46 different species across five taxa.
Local school students get inventive in Maker Challenge
Young people from the White City area had the opportunity to showcase their making and inventing skills through Imperial’s Maker Challenge.
Visitors flock to sunny Silwood for Bugs! Day 2018
Imperial’s Silwood Park Campus opened its gates to the public to teach them a bit about science and the importance of our native creepy crawlies.
