Glycan microarrays for a new era of diagnostic tools
Imperial College London researchers have received a new £1.34M Wellcome Trust grant to support the world-leading Carbohydrate Microarray Facility.
Behavioral interventions V. anorectic drugs - How to reduce food intake?
Behavioural interventions may be as effective at reducing food intake as anorectic drugs.
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Poo transplant stops C. diff spores in their tracks
Faecal microbiota transplant (FMT) is a highly-effective therapy for treating a serious gut infection, called Clostridioides difficile infection.
Raising Breast Cancer Awareness across campuses and in the local community
As part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, there have been a number of events and campaigns throughout October.
MSK Lab upgrades their motion capture to Vicon’s Vantage & Vero Solutions
Vicon has announced that it has signed a contract with Imperial College London to supply new motion capture technology.
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Placing the patients and public at the centre of research
Patients and the public are, and should always be, placed at the centre of healthcare and research.
The Department of Surgery and Cancer receives its Athena SWAN Silver Award
The Department of Surgery and Cancer has received its Athena SWAN Silver award after a long but successful application process.
How does convergence science benefit/improve the surgical treatment of cancer?
This June, CRUK Imperial Centre is hosting a one-day multidisciplinary symposium on Convergence Science in Surgical Oncology.
Guiding therapeutic intervention for burn injuries
Burn injuries are a widespread source of trauma in humans, affecting millions worldwide and potentially leading to a lifetime of pain.
Postgraduate Graduation Ceremony – Surgery and Cancer’s class of 2019
The Department of Surgery and Cancer had over 200 students taking part in the Postgraduate Graduation 2019 ceremony, on Wednesday 8 May.
