Pioneering paper lays groundwork for smarter, connected biofoundries worldwide
A new paper published in Nature Communications outlines an innovative framework that could support global standardisation across biofoundries.
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Dr Stefano Sandrone becomes youngest recipient of prestigious award
Dr Stefano Sandrone, from the Department of Brain Sciences, has been recognised for his excellence in teaching neurology and neuroscience.
New Imperial centre aiming for a world free of allergy and asthma
The Frankland-Kay Centre for Allergic Diseases, dedicated to advancing allergy research, launched on Monday 20 May 2024.
Dr Stefano Sandrone receives the A.B. Baker Teacher Recognition Award
Dr Stefano Sandrone, from the Department of Brain Sciences, has been awarded the A.B. Baker Teacher Recognition Award.
Royal Albert Hall celebrations for Imperial Medicine graduates and award-winners
Students from the Faculty of Medicine celebrated their achievements this week at the Royal Albert Hall.
Shining a light on Imperial's insights and innovations on World Cancer Day
In commemoration of World Cancer Day, we delve into Imperial College London's contributions to advancing our understanding of cancer research.
Meet the team leading the charge against cervical cancer
Cervical Cancer Prevention Week serves as a poignant reminder of the impact this devastating disease can have on women's lives.
Know Your Numbers! Week: Exploring the silent threat of high blood pressure
Professor of Preventive Cardiovascular Medicine, Neil Poulter, shares how we can adopt a proactive stance against high blood pressure.
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Celebrating Imperial's French connections on Bastille Day
To mark Bastille Day, we interviewed some of our French academics to learn about their journeys moving abroad and working at Imperial.
Understanding E coli’s evolution could lead to treatments for serious infections
New research shows how targeting the bacterium’s protective capsule, which is linked to its virulence, could help treat bloodstream infections.
