COVID-19 vaccine may not need to be fully effective to benefit public health
Even an imperfect, partially effective vaccine against COVID-19 could have a substantial public health benefit if rolled out in 2021, a report says.
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Towards equality
Alice Gast joins Lewis Hamilton to grow diversity in engineering and F1
Imperial’s President will help improve representation of Black people in motorsport through a new initiative led by Lewis Hamilton.
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Zero Pollution Launch
Re-design the future, Mary Robinson urges at Transition to Zero Pollution launch
Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland, called for “a bold new vision for the future” at the launch of Transition to Zero Pollution.
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CONTRACEPTION ADVICE
Paying GPs to provide contraception information linked to reduced abortions
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Engineering
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Talc and a wax-oil mixture among best lubricants for people wearing PPE
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Moulding fashion's future
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Split ventilators
Ventilators could be adapted to help two COVID-19 patients at once
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SCIENCE
Darker matter
Dark matter even more elusive than previously thought
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Thousands chasing London allotments as supply dwindles
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COLLEGE AND CAMPUS
Minister visits campus
Imperial's COVID-safe teaching and research highlighted to Universities Minister
Universities Minister Michelle Donelan MP visited Imperial’s South Kensington campus on Monday.
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Celebrating promotions
Continued excellence at Imperial celebrated in latest round of promotions
Over 120 academics have been promoted across the Business School and the Faculties of Engineering, Medicine, and Natural Sciences.
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