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Imperial’s COVID-19 vaccine trial: how will it work?
Dr Hannah Cheeseman breaks down some of the key questions surrounding Imperial's COVID-19 vaccine study, which launched last week.
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Digital innovation and Queen’s honours: News from the College
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
Social distancing creates opportunities for innovation in neuroscience education
A new paper outlines how the coronavirus pandemic has accelerated ongoing transformations in neuroscience education.
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How is the coronavirus pandemic impacting mental health?
Psychiatrist Dr Martina Di Simplicio shares insights into how the coronavirus pandemic is changing the landscape of mental health.
What policy makers need to know about COVID-19 protective immunity
“Few would disagree that science should guide the clinical therapeutic approach to an infected person. Science must also guide policy decisions.”
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Four ways Imperial is leading the fight against Parkinson’s
In the lead up to World Parkinson’s Day on 11 April, we reflect on how Imperial scientists are advancing research to tackle the condition.
New wave of psychedelic research yielding "exciting results” for mental health
New research into applications of psychedelics represents one of the most important initiatives in psychiatry and brain science in recent decades.
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Parkinson's research 'at risk' due to lack of awareness of brain donation
Vital research to find a cure for Parkinson's could be at risk because of confusion and uncertainty around brain donation, a new survey suggests.
Pregnant women with drug-resistant TB can be safely treated, says new study
Expectant mothers with drug-resistant tuberculosis (TB) can be safely treated with bedaquiline, a treatment not previously evaluated in pregnant women
America’s first female spacewalker celebrates Hubble’s unsung heroes in new book
Aerospace enthusiasts gathered last week to hear from Kathryn D. Sullivan following the publication of her new memoir.
