Report suggests how built environments can transition towards zero pollution
A new Imperial report outlines a vision for how built infrastructure can work with the natural environment to achieve zero pollution vision.
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Touchdown! Life-searching Perseverance rover lands on Mars
Was there ever life on Mars? Now that Perseverance has landed, Imperial scientists working with NASA’s Mars 2020 mission might soon find out.
Imperial shapes its role in the UN Climate Change Conference COP26
The whole Imperial community is invited to get involved in a year of action on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Personalised immersive audio could help virtual socialising feel more real
Imperial College London researchers have won a €5.7million EU Horizon 2020 grant to develop AI-informed immersive audio techniques.
Online Spring Careers Fair 2021
Access top employers looking to recruit Imperial College students and graduates, online all week from 10.00 Monday 8 February 2021.
Vaccine collaboration could overcome cold chain issues for RNA-based vaccines
Imperial vaccine researchers are collaborating with industry partners to develop RNA vaccines stable at temperatures up to 40C.
Citizen scientists help accelerate COVID-19 research with their phones
Thousands of people around the world have helped Imperial accelerate COVID-related research by recruiting their smartphones while they sleep.
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Q&A: Cold chains, COVID-19 vaccines and reaching low-income countries
Many low-income countries lack the infrastructure to deliver vaccines effectively, so how can we ensure COVID-19 vaccines are accessible for all?
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New membrane could pave way for cheap, efficiently made biofuels
Scientists have developed a cost-effective method of biofuel extraction which could make them viable alternatives to fossil fuels in transport.
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New green materials could power smart devices using ambient light
Researchers have developed environmentally friendly materials that could harvest enough energy from indoor light to power wireless smart devices.
