Research shows how human cells are protected when the immune system switches on
Researchers show how a mechanism that human cells use to protect themselves against overzealous immune responses can be hijacked by invading bacteria.
UV-light activated probe finds new interactions in living cells
New research has discovered novel protein-protein interactions using a technique that does not require genetic manipulation of cells
Professor Ed Tate appointed to the GSK Chair in Chemical Biology
A prestigious Chair position will enable Imperial’s Professor Ed Tate to make further advances in chemical biology and drug discovery.
Wearable tech, AI and clinical teams join to change the face of trial monitoring
A multi-disciplinary team of researchers has developed a way to monitor the progression of movement disorders using motion capture technology and AI.
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Innovation and entrepreneurship at Imperial: A year in review
Imperial’s enterprising ecosystem has flourished in 2022.
CRISPR-based oligo recombineering in drug discovery
Congratulations to Henry Benns for his first-author publication in Nature Microbiology
Observing the early universe and supporting net-zero: News from the College
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
Epigenetic treatment in mice improves spinal cord regeneration after injury
New Imperial-led research shows that weekly epigenetic treatment in mice can support spinal cord regeneration after severe injury.
Imperial startup GlioQuell has the power to shut down cancer cells
A new company using research from the Department of Brain Sciences will look for drugs to treat brain cancers and diseases of old age.
New device could accelerate the development of T-cell immunotherapies for cancer
Imperial researchers have invented a device that can rapidly select T-cells that are most effective at attacking cancer cells.
