World's most in depth study aims to detect early signs of Alzheimer's
A new multimillion pound study will see the most rigorous series of tests to detect Alzheimer's disease ever performed on volunteers.
Regular exercise can lead to heart disease misdiagnosis
Scientists have shown that people who exercise for even a few hours each week can enlarge their hearts.
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Imperial publishes data on its use of animals in research
On the day the Home Office releases UK-wide figures, Imperial has published its annual statistics on animal research.
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Immune system linked to lower heart attack risk, study suggests
Researchers have discovered that people with higher levels of antibodies in their blood have a lower risk of heart attack.
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Visitors and exhibitors explain what makes the Imperial Festival unique
The College came alive when 15,000 visitors flocked to Imperial to try out hand-on demos and enjoy the livelier side of science.
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Sunday is science day at the biggest and brightest Imperial Festival yet
Alumni and visitors of all ages flood on to campus for a second day of science in the sun.
School kids experience expanding marshmallows, jelly worms and optical illusions
Children from five London primary schools got exclusive access to labs to carry out experiments at the Imperial Festival ahead of the weekend event.
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Visitors flock to South Kensington as Imperial Festival returns for fifth year
The marquees are pitched, the barbeque is lit and more than 500 researchers are venturing out of their labs take part in our big science show-off.
Visitors can glimpse the future as the Robot Zone returns to the Festival
Insect-inspired robots, drones that go where no humans can and eye-controlled wheelchairs are just some of the exhibits in the Robot Zone.
Imperial Festival sees 'horseless carriages' return to site of first motor show
A recreation of the 1896 Horseless Carriage Exhibition will showcase a unique collection of early automotive history, alongside cars of the future.
