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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.
Deadly amphibian plague can infect young zebrafish, scientists discover
The deadly chytrid fungus has for the first time been found to infect and kill species other than amphibians, giving clues on how it causes disease.
Food Zone showcases the latest food gadgets at Imperial Festival
A powder to control appetite, a portable food briner, and heated cutlery are some of the innovations to go on show at this year's Imperial Festival.
Fast Train to Tokyo: Faculty of Medicine CP Team Visit Japan
The Faculty of Medicine Corporate Partnerships team visit Japan to meet with companies and government
Imperial joins NIHR partnership for public health research excellence
Imperial College London has joined a partnership of leading academic centres that demonstrate excellence in applied public health research.
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In pictures: Imperial Fringe goes to White City for Science & Sport Day
Families enjoyed a day of futuristic fun, as Imperial joined forces with Queens Park Rangers football club to bring sport science to life in W12.
New 'gene silencer' drug injections reduce cholesterol by 50% in clinical trial
The first in a new class of gene-silencing drugs, known as inclisiran, has halved cholesterol levels in patients at risk of cardiovascular disease.
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Imperial early-career scientist dubbed 'broadcaster of the future' by BBC: a Q&A
Dr Daisy Fancourt has been selected to take part in the BBC's 2017 New Generation Thinkers programme.
PE-CDT student develops pollution sensor and app OpenSense
Imperial College students Max Grell (PE-CDT Cohort 7), Michael Kasimatis and Giandrin Barandun developed a cheap, disposable stick-on polution sensor.
Warning signs might have been missed in one in six England heart attack deaths
Heart attack symptoms might have been missed in many patients, according to a study on all heart attack hospital admissions and deaths in England.
