Functional nanocoatings for technological and societal applications
The Institute for Molecular Science and Engineering (IMSE) hosted a fascinating Highlight Seminar from Professor Jas Pal Badyal FRS last week.
Fast-acting, readily available gas may mitigate blast-induced brain injury
Treatment with xenon gas after blast reduces blast-induced brain injury, suggests an early-stage study using mouse brain tissue.
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Graphene and silk show potential as armour of the future
A team of Imperial alumni and postdocs are combining silk with graphene to produce next generation armour for people, vehicles and buildings.
Robotic chemistry
Professor Lee Cronin, from the University of Glasgow, recently visited Imperial to present some of his new multidisciplinary 'chemputing' research.
Creating a new generation of 'multilingual' engineers and scientists
A unique Master's of Research in Molecular Science and Engineering was recently launched by the Institute for Molecular Science and Engineering.
Scientists reveal new Ebola immunity test for survivors
A prototype device for gauging patients' immunity to Ebola has been developed by a multi-institutional team of experts led by Imperial College London.
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Computing alumni win Best Persistent Game at the 2016 BAFTA Game Awards
Watch Chris Delay and Mark Morris receive their BAFTA for Best Persistent Game.
