Innovation by evolution: bringing new chemistry to life
The Institute for Molecular Science and Engineering (IMSE) hosted Professor Frances Arnold to deliver an inspiring Highlight Seminar this week.
CRUK funds Imperial experts’ plans to develop early cancer screening tests
CRUK has given a multidisciplinary team £290,000 to develop tests for early diagnosis of prostate cancer.
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Discussing hearing loss in veterans
Veterans often suffer brain injuries that impair hearing. As part of Deaf Awareness Week, Caroline Brogan spoke to an expert on the subject.
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Dorset, UK, used as model for finding life traces on Mars
By studying streams on the UK coast, experts have calculated how much organic matter we might find on Mars, and where to look.
Sustainability across scales: from supply chain to molecules
The Institute for Molecular Science and Engineering (IMSE) held their inaugural Lunchtime Seminar of 2018 last week, on the topic of green chemistry.
Next stop, Mars! Marsquake sensor begins 301 million mile journey to Red Planet
A Marsquake detector designed in part by Imperial engineers has begun its 301m mile journey on board NASA's InSight spacecraft to the Red Planet.
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The surprising depth of crystal patterns in human bone
Repeating patterns of bone minerals go deeper and smaller than previously thought, Imperial and York researchers have found.
Tuneable genetic ‘clocks’ might lead to improved biotech strategies
Imperial scientists have worked out how to fine-tune cellular clocks, which might lead to optimised production of drugs, biofuels and other chemicals.
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Hamlyn Symposium: Key Topical Workshops and CEO and Founders Forum announced
Interactive workshops offered on topics from deep-learning to wearable & assistive robots; new CEO & Founders Forum added to Hamlyn Symposium line up.
Festival's newest zone draws in the crowds to mark the Year of Engineering
Thousands flocked to the Enginuity Zone on the first day of Imperial Festival for a chance to pan for gold and play robotic air hockey.
