Imperial professor supports Aung San Suu Kyi's work for Yangon General Hospital
Burmese healthcare is being boosted by a high level vision for modernizing Burma's main hospital, from a team led by Professor the Lord Ara Darzi.
Global energy cooperation needs urgent reform, say researchers
China and other developing nations must play a larger role in global energy governance, according to senior UK, Chinese and US energy experts.
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New programme to inspire next generation of innovative female entrepreneurs
Imperial teams up with the Althea Foundation to invest $100,000 in a three-year pioneering entrepreneurship programme and prize for women students.
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Main claims of animal research allegations against Imperial not upheld
An extensive Home Office investigation has not substantiated the main allegations made by the anti-vivisection organisation that infiltrated Imperial.
Mass spectrometry expert receives Royal Society medal
An Imperial biochemist whose work pushed the boundaries of mass spectrometry has been awarded the 2014 Royal Society Royal Medal.
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Exploring the silences of science
Recently an unusual workshop concluded a series of events and artistic collaborations exploring the role of silence in the processes of science.
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Home Office confirms Imperial has appropriately addressed compliance issues
Imperial's Provost has today written to staff, funders and other stakeholders to provide an update on developments in animal research at the College.
Implementing the College's action plan for world-class animal research
Changes to how Imperial manages animal research include revised governance, better ethical review, training and communications, and new staff roles.
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All the fun of the 2014 Imperial Festival
Record numbers of visitors joined staff and students for the annual celebration of the best science and arts on offer from Imperial College London.
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Imperial signs up to UK Concordat on Openness on Animal Research
Imperial is one of 72 organisations to sign the Concordat on Openness on Animal Research in the UK, which has been published today.
