Experiment at the Large Hadron Collider ready to find magnetic monopoles
Scientists searching for magnetic monopoles - fundamental magnetic particles - have shown they could detect them if they are produced at the LHC.
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Imperial launches free MBA taster courses for online learners with edX
The Business School today launched its first series of MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) for people who are considering doing an MBA degree.
Imperial publishes data on its use of animals in research
On the day the Home Office releases UK-wide figures, Imperial has published its annual statistics on animal research.
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How can firms stay innovative? Keep ahead of changing markets says academic
The most innovative companies excel at spotting and surviving new market developments that affect their business, according to an Imperial academic.
New Business School Head of Health talks sugar tax and the future of healthcare
Professor Franco Sassi, a world-leading health economist is Head of the Health Group and will oversee a new research centre that opens next year.
Star role for 'Wars2' gene in heart disease risk
A gene called 'Wars2' has been pinpointed as a potential new target in treating heart disease, in research published today.
Robotic rectum may aid prostate cancer diagnosis
A robotic rectum may help doctors and nurses detect prostate cancer.
Dengue virus exposure may amplify Zika infection
Previous exposure to the dengue virus may increase the potency of Zika infection, according to research from Imperial College London.
Artificial photosynthesis a step closer with new process
Scientists discover a process that could enhance our ability to harvest energy from the Sun for electricity and fuels.
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Newly discovered light harvesting properties could lead to cheaper solar panels
Researchers have discovered that some solar cells could be more efficient than previously thought possible, opening new doors for their development.
