New technology can keep an eye on babies' movements in the womb
A new system for monitoring fetal movements in the womb, developed by Imperial researchers, could make keeping an eye on high-risk pregnancies easier.
Imperial Festival Reflection Zone – here’s what to expect
From shadow puppet shows to out-of-this-world storytelling, Imperial Festival’s Reflection Zone is set to bring science to life.
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10 challenges for the future of robotics
With robotics on the rise, Imperial researchers look to the future, exploring everything from nature-inspired robot swarms to the ethics of AI.
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In pictures: Imperial inventions through the ages
For the latest Imperial Fringe, visitors travelled through the history of Imperial inventions, right up to present-day innovations.
Carbon monoxide detection in the body could lead to rapid disease diagnostics
A quick and reliable way to detect levels of carbon monoxide in the body could allow clinicians to diagnose disease.
3D printing creates super-soft structures that replicate brain and lungs
A new 3D printing technique allows researchers to replicate biological structures, which could be used for tissue regeneration and replica organs.
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Severe obesity linked to newly identified gene mutations
Researchers have discovered mutations in a gene related to obesity, offering new treatment possibilities in the fight against the global epidemic.
