HEALTH BY NUMBERS
Researchers to apply maths to improve healthcare
Imperial researchers have been given a funding boost to convert healthcare data into useful tools for doctors, using mathematics.
Stories written by Nancy Mendoza
Rise of the roboticists
Prestigious robotics journal to be led by Imperial researcher
Imperial's Professor Guang-Zhong Yang has been appointed Editor of Science Robotics, the latest offering from Science publisher, AAAS.
SPECIAL CONNECTION
New £24 million "Internet of Things" research hub announced
A new collaboration should ensure that the UK remains a global leader in the "Internet of Things".
Feature
MACHINE LEARNING
Artificial intelligence: a force for good or evil?
Artificial intelligence (AI) expert Professor Murray Shanahan has been speaking to Nancy Mendoza about a new centre that looks at the future of AI.
Bugs beware
Drug-resistant bugs in the crosshairs of new research initiative
One of the world's most ambitious collaborations to tackle the rise of drug resistant infections has launched at Imperial College London today.
Video
on the side of caution
Early miscarriage guidelines should be improved, researchers say
Researchers are calling for improvements to the way early miscarriage is diagnosed following a new study published today in the BMJ.
Killing cancers
New class of chemotherapy drugs for hard-to-treat cancers are on the horizon
Differences in the way cancer cells function are shining a light on the potential for a whole new approach to developing treatments.
Brightest and best
Imperial celebrates as over 100 academics move up
The 2015 round of academic promotions has recognised over 100 academics in fields as diverse as brain injury and catalysis.
Healthcare safety
Study suggests there is confusion over monitoring patient safety in primary care
Monitoring of safety and quality issues in primary care may be lacking, according to a small study.
Video
In a spin
Highly effective seasickness treatment on the horizon
The misery of motion sickness could be ended within five to ten years thanks to a new treatment being developed by scientists.
13
