Feature
Imperial researchers call for urgent action to tackle obesity epidemic
There is an urgent need for new dietary approaches and treatments to tackle the global health crisis of obesity in children and adults say experts.
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News in brief
Eye trouble and machines we can trust: News from the College
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
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Small but mighty
Powerful aurora-forming mini explosions seen behind the Earth
A NASA spacecraft has analysed magnetic explosions on the opposite side of the Earth from the Sun, watching the process that creates auroras.
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More news and features
Health
smoking risk
Friends and family increase the risk of children becoming smokers in the UK
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CHOOSING THE RIGHT PILL
Antibiotic prescribing influenced by team dynamics within hospitals
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Feature
Global growth agenda
How to feed the world’s population sustainably
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Engineering
Heart of stone
Tiny crustacean had a heart more than 400 million years ago
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Smart sensing
New wireless device can aid recovery of breast cancer patients
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News in brief
World’s first 3D printed bridge, and winning green idea: News from the College
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SCIENCE
Division decisions
Cells decide when to divide based on their internal clocks
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Climate Tech Job Boost
Swapping coal for carbon-capture technologies could boost US employment
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Peculiar planet
Latest insights into Saturn’s weird magnetic field only make things weirder
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COLLEGE AND CAMPUS
African engineers
Imperial helping develop next generation Sierra Leonean engineers
Imperial academics are working with partners in Sierra Leone to develop a generation of skilled engineers.
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Commercialising discovery
‘Harmful myths’ around UK commercialisation challenged
The widely held myth that the UK is good at science and poor at exploitation “does not bear scrutiny”, two Imperial academics argue.
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BUSINESS
