Imperial climate experts respond to IPCC's Fifth Assessment Report
UN climate report confirms that the effects of climate change are already being felt globally but that the worst impacts can still be avoided.
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Bringing space research closer to home: a roundup from Imperial's SpaceLab 2014
A comet-chasing mission, space vehicle design, space weather and more were all on show at Imperial's SpaceLab2014.
Drugs that target male parasite cells could stop malaria being passed on
Targeting male parasite cells during sexual reproduction could help to prevent malaria transmission, according to a new study.
Artificial cell with multiple compartments could improve drug delivery
Imperial scientists have made a new artificial cell that can compartmentalise its contents and set off a sequence of key biological processes.
New 'smart' material improves removal of arsenic from drinking water
Scientists have created a new material that can remove double the amount of arsenic from water than the leading material for water treatment.
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Imperial Podcast: Universal sounds, green growth and invasive species
Using only the most common thousand words in the English language, Dr Roberto Trotta explains 'all you need to know about all-there-is'.
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Dr Roberto Trotta explains 'All you need to know about All-There-Is'
Could you explain the long and complicated story of our universe using only the most common thousand words in the English language?
Quantum physics expert receives highest honour from the Institute of Physics
Quantum physics expert Professor Sir Peter Knight has become an Honorary Fellow of the Institute of Physics, its highest honour.
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Up close and personal with nature at Imperial's Silwood Park campus
On a sunny September Saturday, scientists at the Silwood Park campus invited the public to connect with the nature on their doorstep.
2014 Nobel Prize in Physics: Imperial physicist congratulates the winners
The winners of the 2014 Nobel Prize for Physics have been announced this week.
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