New test can identify dangerous bacteria resistant to last-resort antibiotic
Research suggests it is possible to quickly and accurately diagnose some the most dangerous and drug-resistant types of bacterial infections.
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Fast Train to Tokyo: Faculty of Medicine CP Team Visit Japan
The Faculty of Medicine Corporate Partnerships team visit Japan to meet with companies and government
Online pharmacies not requiring prescriptions could fuel antibiotic resistance
Scientists have found that antibiotics are illegally available without prescription on 45 per cent of online pharmacy websites surveyed, says study.
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Challenges and opportunities of 2017: Imperial academics look ahead
The past year has brought many opportunities and challenges to us all, but what lies ahead?
7 times Imperial research made you double-take in 2016
Every now and again, a research story comes along which make you blink and look twice.
ARC@Imperial and HPRU to host Nursing Summit on Antimicrobial Stewardship
The summit will focus on embracing Nurses Participation in the Optimal Management of Antimicrobials
Agilent join Imperial's fight against TB and antimicrobial resistance
Agilent Technologies (UK) have entered into partnership with Imperial College London through the loan of a state-of-the-art Time of Flight Machine.
World Antibiotic Awareness Week and EMBRACE
On 18th November 2016, EMBRACE organised its first joint seminar with SurreyCHAIR, associating the event with the World Antibiotic Awareness Week
Scientists harness the power of predatory bacteria as a 'living antibiotic'
A naturally occurring predatory bacterium can work with the immune system to clear multi-drug resistant Shigella infections in zebrafish.
From insulin to washing powder: why understanding soil bacteria matters
Researchers have developed a new cell-free system to test DNA constructs designed to work in an industrially and medically important soil bacteria.
