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What can be done to reduce deaths from fungal infections in those with HIV?
Fungal infections have a large impact on those living with HIV-AIDS, causing many deaths a year, a recent global meeting investigated the problem.
Creating crystals from gold
Scientists from Imperial College London have revealed how materials such as gold can help create protein crystals.
8 times Imperial blew your mind in 2016
Imperial researchers stole the headlines in 2016 with some game-changing discoveries.
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Three ways Imperial scientists are leading the fight against HIV/AIDS
World AIDS Day is held on 1 December each year as an opportunity for people around the world to unite in the fight against HIV.
Bright minds give organisations the chance to tackle sustainability challenges
The Grantham Institute invites organisations to partner with the brightest PhD students to tackle the UN's Sustainable Development Goals.
Experts provide insight into the spread and prevention of infectious diseases
Speakers at a new seminar series have been discussing the use of models to predict the spread of infectious diseases and the future of HIV treatments.
HIV scientists launch 23 million euro project to develop vaccine
A new 23 million euro initiative to accelerate the search for an effective HIV vaccine begins today.
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Researchers discover how viruses such as HIV unravel human DNA
An international team of researchers has discovered important new details of how retroviruses such as HIV take over healthy cells.
Decriminalising sex work would cut HIV infections by a third
The legal and social environment for sex workers must be addressed alongside medical interventions to stop the spread of HIV, researchers say.
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Faculty of Medicine gives insight into its exceptional translational research
A snapshot of our world-class translational medical research captured through 13 videos.
