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What's aeronautics got to do with blood vessels? Q&A with Dorian Haskard
Understanding the vasculature and how it contributes to disease is a joint effort, involving expertise in medicine, physics and engineering.
Tarantula toxin research could offer hope for burn pain management
Scientists have uncovered a promising method of blocking pain associated with burn injuries using toxins isolated from tarantula venom.
Gifted students with learning disabilities attend STEM workshop at Imperial
A programme funded by NHLI aims to nurture neurodivergent students by recognising how to apply their strengths to science and engineering.
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Funding for interdisciplinary project that could stop antibiotic resistance
An Antimicrobial Resistance research project led by the Glasgow School of Art (GSA), with partners including Imperial, has been awarded £250k.
Entrepreneurial alumnus designs award-winning cancer diagnosis app
An Imperial alumnus who has designed a decision support app to enable GPs to see the early signs of cancer has won a prestigious digital health award.
Drug combination offers hope for children with cystic fibrosis
Orkambi, a breakthrough drug for cystic fibrosis, has been found to improve lung function of children suffering from the life-threatening disease.
EMBO election career highlight for fly researcher
Irene Miguel-Aliaga has been elected as a member of the European Molecular Biology Organisation (EMBO) in recognition of her high quality research.
Microbiologist wins prestigious Lister Institute Prize for Salmonella research
Dr Sophie Helaine has been awarded a highly sought-after Lister Research Prize Fellowship for her work with Salmonella bacteria.
NHLI team win BMJ UK research paper of year award for asthma trial
A team of researchers led by the NHLI's Professor Sebastian Johnston received the BMJ UK Research Paper of the Year Award on 4 May.
