Mind-controlled video game focuses attention at Royal Society Exhibition
An exhibit at the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition will test your ability to concentrate with technology used in brain injury research.
New developments in big, open access data for dementia
Dementia research is firmly on the political agenda and Imperial is driving forward initiatives to make data bigger, more informative and open to all.
Department of Medicine Announces Travel Award Winners
The Department of Medicine would like to congratulate the winners of the first Postdoctoral Travel Awards.
New discovery gives hope that nerves could be repaired after spinal cord injury
A new discovery suggests it could one day be possible to chemically reprogram and repair damaged nerves after spinal cord injury or brain trauma.
Imperial researchers engage patients and carers in brain injury studies
Patients and carers participated in discussions with researchers at the Imperial Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) research day.
David Nutt elected president of the European Brain Council
David Nutt, the Edmond J. Safra Chair of Neuropsychopharmacology at Imperial College London, has been elected president of the European Brain Council.
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Faculty of Medicine gives insight into its exceptional translational research
A snapshot of our world-class translational medical research captured through 13 videos.
Study reveals how ecstasy acts on the brain and hints at therapeutic uses
Brain imaging experiments have revealed for the first time how ecstasy produces feelings of euphoria in users.
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Gene therapy for Parkinson's disease yields promising results in first patients
A new gene therapy for Parkinson's disease has achieved promising results in its first human tests, involving 15 patients.
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Brain study suggests classical musicians should improvise
Researchers have found that listeners engage with classical music more when musicians improvise.
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