Plasma physicists lay out a manifesto for the data-driven future of the field
Research into the extreme physics of space, nuclear fusion, and fundamental phenomena could be transformed by big data and AI, say scientists.
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Podcast: COVID behaviours, carbon cuts and sustainability goals
In this edition: How pandemic behaviours have changed, why carbon needs to be rapidly cut, and how Imperial is supporting global sustainability.
Invisibility cloaks and a climate dashboard: News from the College
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
Printable circuits bring low-cost and high-performance wearables a step closer
Researchers have developed printable inks that enable high-performance inkjet-printed electronic circuits, providing a pathway to wearable devices.
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Four top Imperial academics become Royal Society Fellows
The Royal Society has granted prestigious fellowships to four scientists at Imperial College London this month.
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Cardiovascular disease could be diagnosed earlier with new glowing probe
Researchers have created a probe that glows when it detects an enzyme associated with issues that can lead to blood clots and strokes.
Cutting carbon and protecting pollinators: News from the College
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
Scientists improve how global climate progress can be calculated
Researchers have worked out how to improve the assessment of progress towards limiting global heating to 2°C above preindustrial levels.
Ship tracks show how aerosols affect clouds fast and slow
Satellite images show how quickly clouds respond to aerosols emitted by ships, helping inform climate modelling.
Major fly pest genetically modified in the lab to produce more males
Mediterranean fruit flies, an agricultural pest, have been modified in a lab experiment so more males are born than females, reducing their numbers.
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