Households could make big emissions reductions with the right Government support
An independent report for the UK Committee on Climate Change by an Imperial expert recommends policies that will help people make greener choices.
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Q&A: How exploring Venus could unlock our understanding of Earth’s future
As the EnVision mission to Venus is preparing for its planned launch in 2032, we speak to the Imperial researcher who is a part of the Science Team.
Imperial graduate to sail to COP25 to highlight the climate impact of air travel
A recent Business School graduate is joining 35 climate activists from across Europe to sail to the UN Climate conference (COP25) in Chile.
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European universities collaborate to encourage sector leadership on equality
Imperial has collaborated with the League of European Research Universities to investigate approaches to advancing equality, diversity & inclusion.
How can more walking be encouraged in cities?
A report investigating travel habits in seven European cities reveals environmental and social drivers that make people choose to walk.
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Podcast: Underground, overground, into the clouds
In this edition: We revisit summer expeditions into the caves of Slovenia, along the Silk Road and at Everest base camp.
How animal research is helping fight antibiotic resistance
We explore how animal research is playing a vital role in the battle against antibiotic resistant superbugs.
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'Flying fish' robot can propel itself out of water and glide through the air
A bio-inspired bot uses water from the environment to create a gas and launch itself from the water’s surface.
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New bacterial strain discovered in England and Wales linked to scarlet fever
A team of scientists led by Imperial College London have discovered a new strain of group A streptococcus bacteria.
First day of dinosaur extinction recorded in rocks at asteroid impact site
Researchers probing the impact that wiped out the dinosaurs find evidence of wildfires and tsunami in the rocks at ground zero.
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