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Forward-thinking Fellows
Imperial celebrates 'bumper crop' of new Fellows
Eight Imperial researchers have been elected to the Fellowship of the Academy of Medical Sciences.
Imperial celebrates 'bumper crop' of new Fellows
Eight Imperial researchers have been elected to the Fellowship of the Academy of Medical Sciences.
3D model of American football player's brain reconstructs moment of impact
Scientists have modelled what happens to the brain of an American footballer when he collides forcefully with another player.
Drones that detect early plant disease could save crops
Researchers are developing drones that could detect plant disease before any visible signs show, allowing farmers to stop infections in their tracks.
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Multi-million EU funding boost for Imperial researchers
The European Research Council has invested more than €15 million in a series of new grants across all four Imperial faculties.
Imperial part of £100 million Rosalind Franklin Institute
Scientists from Imperial College London will be playing a major role in a new research institute funded by the UK Government.
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Six ways Imperial researchers are working to eliminate malaria
To mark World Malaria Day, we explore how Imperial scientists are tackling the disease as part of the College's new Network of Excellence in Malaria.
A spring in IMSE's step
The Institute for Molecular Science and Engineering's April events exemplify the broad reach of the Institute's activities.
New test can identify dangerous bacteria resistant to last-resort antibiotic
Research suggests it is possible to quickly and accurately diagnose some the most dangerous and drug-resistant types of bacterial infections.
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Scientists to create galactic building blocks to study the space between stars
Researchers are planning to synthesise a class of chemical compounds to determine whether they are an important building block for making galaxies.
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Sir David Attenborough immortalised, in lobster-like fossil find
Scientists have discovered a 430 million-year-old lobster-like fossil and named it in honour of veteran broadcaster Sir David Attenborough.