Funding awarded to outreach project that supports neurodiverse students
A STEM outreach project led by Prof Sara Rankin for neurodiverse students is to be established as a social enterprise following a funding boost.
ESE March Newsletter
An overview of the recent publications, events and exciting work that's been happening in the Department of Earth Science and Engineering.
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Podcast: COVID-19 human trials, air pollution monitoring and better plastics
In this edition: Launching human challenge trials for COVID-19, a new air pollution monitoring network for London, and fully biodegradable plastics.
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Nobel laureate discusses science and ethics of genome engineering in lecture
Dr Jennifer Doudna, who was awarded the Nobel Prize for her work on the CRISPR-Cas9 gene-editing system, gave Imperial’s Schrödinger lecture.
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Podcast: Election misinformation, future of the NHS, and better cancer surgery
In this edition: Spreading US election misinformation, deciding the future of the NHS, and improving breast cancer surgery.
Imperial students launch educational platform to boost diversity in STEM
Accelerate aims to support students from underrepresented backgrounds to secure university offers, internships and graduate jobs.
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Imperial academic delivers Royal Institution Christmas Lecture
Professor Chris Jackson's lecture took audiences back into deep geological time, charting how carbon dioxide controls the Earth’s climate.
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Engaging young creatives with COVID-19 research
Imperial researchers, together with a local theatre company, have supported young people to creatively engage in COVID-19 research.
Imperial teams compete in second ever ‘bionic Olympics’ from home
After winning a silver medal in the 2016 Cybathlon, Imperial College London is competing again in these ‘bionic Olympics’.
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Citizen Science Masterclass explores ways the public can be part of research
Members of staff joined Imperial’s first ever Citizen Science Masterclass with guest speakers from Zooniverse, nQuire and OPAL.
