Open to talent
Government urged to reform post-study visas
Imperial’s President has challenged the government to make post-study work visas central to planned immigration reforms.
Stories tagged with 'Europe'
Chlamydia vaccine hope
First vaccine for chlamydia shows promise in early trials
The first ever early clinical trial for a vaccine for genital chlamydia has shown it to be safe and effective at provoking an immune response.
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Plant power
Plants could remove six years of carbon dioxide emissions – if we protect them
By analysing 138 experiments, researchers have mapped the potential of today’s plants and trees to store extra carbon by the end of the century.
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Innovative partners
Imperial and TUM strengthen links in entrepreneurship and innovation
Imperial and the Technical University of Munich strengthened their ties in innovation and industry at the Bavaria - London Business Forum this week.
European funding
Imperial scientists win ERC grants for ‘blue skies’ research
Two Imperial researchers have won prestigious European Research Council (ERC) Proof of Concept grants to explore frontier research.
Prosthetic tech
Electrodes in remaining arms give amputees better control of prosthetics
Vienna and Imperial College London scientists implanted electrodes in amputees’ stumps for better prosthetic control - with promising results.
Wake-up call
Anonymising personal data ‘not enough to protect privacy’, shows new study
Current methods for anonymising data leave individuals at risk of being re-identified, according to new UCLouvain and Imperial research.
Portuguese partnership
Imperial and Portugal strengthen research partnerships in science and technology
Imperial has launched a major new partnership with Portugal’s national science funding agency.
Microdosing under review
Science of microdosing psychedelics 'remains patchy and anecdotal', says review
The practice of taking small, regular doses of psychedelic drugs to enhance mood, creativity, or productivity lacks robust scientific evidence.
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A buzz in the meadows
Audio story: Catching Arctic bumblebees to study climate change impacts
Join two Imperial Masters students as they gather data on bumblebees in the place most vulnerable to climate change – the Arctic.
