Robot 'teacher' to help children with autism developed by scientists
Scientists are investigating whether a cartoon-like robot can improve learning and emotional understanding in children with autism.
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Imperial ranked as UK's most international university
Imperial is the UK's most international university for the second year in a row, says Times Higher Education.
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Imperial researcher talks about improving security around healthcare data
New European projects are looking at how to protect critical data transfers including healthcare data by detecting and deflecting cyber-attacks.
Breast cancer drugs stop working when tumours 'make their own fuel'
Scientists have discovered why a type of breast cancer drug stops working in some patients.
Campaign seeks to retain access to EU research programmes post-Brexit
An Imperial academic is urging members of the scientific community to come together to ask the government to retain access to EU research funding.
Innovators thrive "when cultures collide and collaborate" - President Gast
The remarkable tendency of immigrants to spark innovations is the focus of a new blog by Alice Gast for the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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'Scientists without borders': President Gast argues for academic mobility
Science needs "pragmatic ideas to foster mobility", writes Professor Alice Gast in Physics Today.
Visa reform needed to avoid uncertainty, says President Gast
The UK should reform its visa system now to provide clarity ahead of the Brexit negotiation process, Alice Gast told the Financial Times.
First movie of energy transfer in photosynthesis solves decades-old debate
Using ultrafast imaging of moving energy in photosynthesis, scientists have determined the speed of crucial processes for the first time.
Europeans to become online heritage curators
A new Facebook-like social platform and smartphone apps will be developed by researchers to enable people to document Europe's cultural heritage.
