Immune imprinting causes varied patterns of protection against COVID-19 variants
Research shows that the first SARS-CoV-2 spike protein a person encounters, be it by vaccination or infection, shapes their subsequent immune response
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OBR appointment
David Miles to become top forecaster at UK fiscal watchdog
Professor David Miles has been appointed to one of the most influential roles in UK economic policy.
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Future of Food
Nature-based solutions can mitigate impact of climate change on agriculture
Nature-based solutions can play a crucial role in limiting the effects of climate change on the agricultural sector according to a new report.
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Long COVID inequalities
‘Issue of inequalities’ for long COVID patients needs to be addressed
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Variant tool
Imperial COVID-19 Response Team share new tool to assess threat of new variants
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Video
Hidden toll
Holistic approach needed to tackle the impact of climate change on mental health
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Engineering
Future of Transport
Imperial researchers discuss reaching net-zero in transport with policymakers
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Video
Three Thumbs Up
Pianists learn to play with robotic third thumb in just one hour
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Electronic sensing
Scientists use graphene sheets to improve lab-on-chip diagnostic tests
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SCIENCE
Prize physicists
Five Imperial academics given Institute of Physics awards and fellowships
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Sharing tactics
Key step in how bacteria acquire drug resistance revealed
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Climate uncertainty
"Large uncertainties" over warming outcomes from current climate policies
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COLLEGE AND CAMPUS
Grassroots movements
Five lessons from the founder of the Me Too movement
Founder of the Me Too movement, Tarana Burke, called on students to use their spheres of influence to make change at an Imperial event.
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Audio
Health pod
Podcast: HIV tests, infectious reading, and the fight for cheaper drugs
In this edition: A new test to monitor treatment-resistant HIV, a book tracing the fight against infection, and how the NHS can make cheaper drugs.
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