The Prince of Wales sees new solution to plastic pollution at White City Campus
The Prince of Wales toured Polymateria’s laboratories at Imperial’s White City Incubator to learn how the company is developing biodegradable plastics
From tackling cancer to summiting Everest: Imperial celebrates inspiring women
Imperial will mark International Women’s Day with a free public event celebrating the achievements of women across research, innovation and the arts.
Dinosaurs were thriving before asteroid strike that wiped them out
Dinosaurs were unaffected by long-term climate changes and flourished before their sudden demise by asteroid strike.
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Could smart tattoos soon monitor your health?
What do you get when you cross an engineer, a tattooist, and a dash of creativity?
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Imperial to train more leaders in artificial intelligence thanks to UKRI funding
Funding from United Kingdom Research and Innovation (UKRI) will help to train PhD students in healthcare and artificial intelligence.
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How Cassini changed our view of Saturn and its moons
The legacy of the Cassini mission to Saturn was presented by Professor Michele Dougherty at this year’s annual Schrödinger lecture.
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7 facts on Imperial’s inaugural lectures
From engineering sand to quantum theory, Imperial Inaugurals showcase the College’s new professors to staff, students and the public.
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Podcast: Fake news, safe flights and waiting for Marsquakes
In this edition: How researchers are tracing fake news, what happens when flights stray into the wrong airspace and listening to the interior of Mars.
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Lack of sleep is not necessarily fatal for flies
Male flies kept awake do not die earlier than those allowed to sleep, leading researchers to question whether sleep is essential for staying alive.
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London school students use science to solve city challenges
Young people across the capital were tasked with creating innovative solutions to make London a better place as part of a unique outreach programme.
