Nobel Prize-winning technique sheds new light on DNA replication
An imaging technique used to reveal the molecular detail of structures has helped scientists to shed new light on how organisms copy their DNA.
Artificial cell design gets a boost with the launch of FABRICELL
FABRICELL, a joint initiative between Imperial and Kings College London, launched this month with a series of talks including a Nobel Prize winner.
Growth via innovation in the chemical industry
Dr Martin Brudermueller, BASF's Chief Technology Officer, visited Imperial to learn about the College's research, education and innovation activities.
Bacterial machines that help create defensive 'mats' mapped by researchers
The way that some bacteria produce the materials that form 'biofilms', which help them evade antibiotic attack, has been uncovered by scientists.
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Unlock molecular secrets with mobile game BioBlox2D
BioBlox2D is a new free mobile computer game inspired by tackling one of the hardest problems in biological science - how molecules fit together.
Advancing molecular electronics through experiment and theory
IMSE's final seminar of the academic year perfectly highlighted the benefits of the holistic molecular science and engineering approach.
First-ever look at DNA opening reveals initial stage of reading the genetic code
Scientists have watched a cell's genetic machinery in the first stages of 'reading' genes, giving a potential way to stop the process in bacteria.
Imperial celebrates 'bumper crop' of new Fellows
Eight Imperial researchers have been elected to the Fellowship of the Academy of Medical Sciences.
Healing wounds and treating cancer, layer by layer
Last week IMSE welcomed Professor Paula Hammond from MIT to give the final Highlight Seminar in the 2016/2017 series.
A spring in IMSE's step
The Institute for Molecular Science and Engineering's April events exemplify the broad reach of the Institute's activities.
