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Carbon-releasing ‘zombie fires’ in peatlands could be dampened by new findings
New simulations have provided clues on reducing peat fires, which hide underground and are notoriously bad for human health and the environment.
Imperial and Twig join forces to contribute to UNICEF's Learning Passport
Imperial and Twig today announced a new initiative to create science content for UNICEF’s Learning Passport, a digital personalised learning platform.
Imperial and TUM launch joint PhD programme in AI, robotics and healthcare
Imperial and the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have launched a joint PhD programme that will initially focus on AI, robotics and healthcare.
Global Britain needs UK science, Imperial Provost tells Conservative conference
Professor Ian Walmsley joined a panel to discuss Government’s plans for ‘global Britain’ at the Conservative Party conference.
Solar Orbiter’s first science data shows the Sun at its quietest
Three of the Solar Orbiter spacecraft’s instruments, including Imperial’s magnetometer, have released their first data.
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Re-design the future, Mary Robinson urges at Transition to Zero Pollution launch
Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland, called for “a bold new vision for the future” at the launch of Transition to Zero Pollution.
Robin Shattock tells MEPs of ‘promising’ vaccine progress
Professor Robin Shattock, the lead for Imperial's COVID-19 vaccine, updated the European Parliament today on the progress of his team's vaccine.
Four Imperial engineers win ERC Starting Grants worth €6 million
Four Imperial engineers have won European Research Council Starting Grants worth €6 million in total.
Cholesterol drug combinations could cut health risk for European patients
More patients could benefit from combinations of cholesterol-lowering drugs to reduce their risk of stroke and heart attacks.
Countries transitioning to zero carbon should look at more than technology cost
A ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach to producing cleaner energy based on cost alone could create social inequalities, finds a new study.
