Imperial researchers inform smarter regulation in healthcare at policy hackathon
How we can bring more data-driven innovations into healthcare was the focus of a policy hackathon organised by The Forum and the think tank Reform.
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Podcast: COVID-19 vaccine trials, neurodiversity in focus, and poet in residence
In this edition: A participant in Imperial’s COVID-19 vaccine trial, a professor who set up a neurodiversity network, and our new poet in residence.
Formation of quadruple helix DNA tracked in live human cells for the first time
The formation of four-stranded DNA has been tracked in living human cells, allowing scientists to see how it works, and its possible role in cancer.
Closest-ever images of the Sun reveal ‘campfires’ near the surface
The Solar Orbiter spacecraft has unveiled its first images, including what appear to be ubiquitous miniature solar flares.
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How Imperial’s animal research facilities have fared during the pandemic
Imperial’s animal research facilities have remained open during the pandemic to ensure the highest standards of animal care and welfare.
Excellence in health and safety celebrated
The winners of this year’s Provost’s Awards for Excellence in Health and Safety have been announced.
Seismic societal engagement activity recognised in the 2020 President’s Awards
From a citizen science project with a local school to inspiring global audiences with volcanoes, we celebrate the achievements of this year’s winners.
Update on future of Heston sports facility
Following a consultation with students and staff, the removal of the Heston sports facility from the College’s sport portfolio has been finalised.
Lockdown lessons share how Imperial scientists have responded to COVID-19
A new series of educational lessons is teaching 16-18 year olds how Imperial has tackled COVID-19.
Warmer summers risk chilling energy bill rises at supermarkets
A new report from Imperial and Sainsbury's outlines how well-managed fridges can keep food cooler, be greener and cut costs.
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