Bacteria ‘factories’ used to discover potential new malaria drugs
Researchers have engineered bacteria to produce new versions of a potential antibiotic molecule, some with potent antimalarial properties.
Disease-carrying mosquitoes could be common in Europe by 2030
Climate change could mean mosquitoes that can carry diseases like dengue, zika and yellow fever become established in southern Europe within 10 years.
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New book can teach anyone how to derive a formula
Two Imperial academics have written a book to help students gain a deeper understanding of mathematics through the art of deriving formulae.
Being male or overweight can lead to more serious COVID-19 hospital admissions
New UK research has found that being male or obese reduces chance of survival from severe coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
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Three Imperial researchers elected Fellows of the Royal Society
The Royal Society has granted fellowship to three scientists at Imperial College London.
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Q-Bot win and exoplanet fellowship: News from the College
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
Future research and innovation leaders backed through flagship fellowships
Three Imperial researchers have been awarded Future Leader Fellowships from UK Research and Innovation to tackle pressing global challenges.
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Podcast: COVID-19 vaccine development, patient data and isolation diaries
In this edition: We hear from researchers working on a COVID-19 vaccine and with patient samples, and how students are coping in isolation.
Strongest evidence yet that neutrinos explain how the universe exists
New data throws more support behind the theory that neutrinos are the reason the universe is dominated by matter.
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Coronavirus portal and an enterprising engineer: News from the College
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
