People can 'suppress' hay fever with three years of pollen pills or injections
Patients blighted by hay fever could markedly reduce symptoms after a three-year course of treatment, but not after two years of treatment.
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Imperial receives £7m government funding boost to drive patient safety
Researchers at Imperial College London have been awarded a share of a multi million pound government investment to improve the safety of patients.
Dr David Hirsh delivers the Perspectives in Education Lecture
Dr David Hirsh, co-founder of Harvard Medical School's Cambridge Integrated Clerkship, spoke about the benefits of longitudinal integrated clerkships.
Trump supporters make biggest impact on Twitter, reveals Business School study
Twitter users who backed Donald Trump were more likely to reach out to others with opposing viewpoints, says an Imperial study.
Imperial experts launch climate-friendly food production initiative at Davos
A project designed to draw over a million farmers into sustainable global food supply chains has been announced at the World Economic Forum.
The National Student Survey 2017 launches at Imperial
Final year undergraduates are asked to rate their experience at Imperial as this year's National Student Survey launches.
First movie of energy transfer in photosynthesis solves decades-old debate
Using ultrafast imaging of moving energy in photosynthesis, scientists have determined the speed of crucial processes for the first time.
Experts discuss how Business Schools can best embrace online learning
Business Schools need to keep up with the rapid pace of technology to offer students the best learning experience.
President's Awards for Excellence celebrate Imperial staff
The 2016 President's Awards for Excellence in Research and Education were presented at a celebration event held earlier this week.
Brain shrinkage in multiple sclerosis associated with leaked protein in blood
A leak of a protein called haemoglobin from damaged red blood cells may be associated with brain shrinkage in multiple sclerosis.
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