New measurements of Higgs boson deepen our understanding of the origin of mass
A key property of the Higgs boson, which had been predicted but never observed, has been confirmed today with unprecedented precision.
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€10m project to tackle Europe’s childhood obesity launches at Imperial
Researchers and policy makers from 16 countries gathered at Imperial to launch Europe’s largest research project to tackle obesity in children.
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How Imperial’s findings on post-Brexit borders caught the eyes of politicians
Dr Ke Han has reflected on his work to predict post-Brexit traffic conditions on the M20/A20 motorway in Kent.
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President Gast to help appoint Europe’s next research chief
The search committee for the European Research Council’s (ERC) next President is to include some of the continent's most distinguished scientists.
UK and European leaders back calls for post-Brexit research partnerships
The League of European Research Universities (LERU) has backed Theresa May’s support for full UK association with EU research programmes.
Eurovision Song Contest associated with increase in life satisfaction
Participating in the Eurovision Song Contest may be linked to an increase in a nation’s life satisfaction, according to new research.
Austrian AI collaborations to grow
Imperial’s lead in artificial intelligence and machine learning impressed leaders from Austria this week.
Portuguese Science Minister discusses energy and health innovation at Imperial
Portugal’s Minister of Science, Technology and Higher Education, Professor Manuel Heitor, met with Imperial academics and researchers.
‘Our global vision remains clear,’ writes President Gast in the NY Times
Imperial is determined to grow its European and global connections after Brexit, President Alice Gast writes in the New York Times.
Six researchers win 14 million euros of top EU funding awards
Six Imperial researchers have won 14 million euros of the EU's most prestigious funding awards for ‘blue skies’ projects.
