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AI analysis of how bacteria attack could help predict infection outcomes
Insights into how bacterial proteins work as a network to take control of our cells could help predict infection outcomes and develop new treatments.
UK researchers identify inflammatory protein linked to severe COVID-19
Patients with severe COVID-19 show increased levels of a key protein in their blood, which researchers believe may help identify those most at risk.
New study to explore how well COVID-19 vaccines protect dialysis patients
A new study will assess how well COVID-19 vaccines work in people who attend hospital for their dialysis treatment (haemodialysis).
UK must invest to keep up with RNA vaccine revolution – Robin Shattock
Professor Robin Shattock says the UK needs to invest more in RNA vaccine technology to better prepare us for future pandemics.
Samples from public spaces could show how coronavirus spreads through the air
A new study will explore whether tiny airborne droplets and particles can spread coronavirus in settings like supermarkets, schools and busy streets.
Single dose of vaccine acts as ‘booster’ in those with prior COVID-19 infection
Two new studies have revealed insights into the immune protection provided by a single dose of COVID-19 vaccination.
COVID-19 test pioneer elected to the National Academy of Engineering
Professor Chris Toumazou has been elected International Member of the National Academy of Engineering in the USA.
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COVID-19 reflections: the lessons learnt from the pandemic
Imperial researchers reflect on the lessons they will take away from the pandemic.
Coronavirus more likely to spread inside through maskless talking than coughing
Cambridge and Imperial researchers found that coronavirus is more likely to spread through prolonged talking than coughing in badly ventilated spaces.
Vaccines may not signal immediate end to epidemic, researchers say
The vaccine rollout may not signal an immediate end to the Covid-19 epidemic, according to latest modeling from Imperial’s Covid-19 Response Team.
