Pensions Minister sees pioneering biotech research at Imperial
Torsten Bell, Minister for Pensions in HM Treasury and the Department for Work and Pensions, visited Imperial’s Department of Bioengineering.
UK's EU Minister and European Commissioner for Trade visit Imperial
The Minister and Commissioner were joined by the EU Ambassador to the UK to see some of the many highlights of European collaboration at Imperial.
New rapid diagnostic tool for combating mpox
Researchers have created a new globally accessible and robust point-of-care diagnostic test for mpox.
Spring News from the Imperial Fungal Science Network
A roundup of the FSN's Spring Term activities
New material allows amputees to adjust fit of prosthetic limbs throughout day
The latest advance in wearable robotic technology promises to solve a 200-year-old problem by revolutionising the fit of prosthetic limbs.
The King visits Imperial’s Centre for Injury Studies
His Majesty The King visits Imperial’s Centre for Injury Studies to see cutting-edge trauma injury research.
Bioengineering makes robotic limbs feel natural
Imperial researchers have decoded the signals between hand movements and the brain, paving the way for more natural-feeling prosthetics.
Imperial research centre to drive advances in alternative proteins
Imperial hosts scientific kick-off for research centre driving advances in alternative proteins.
Imperial receives £15m ARIA funding for breakthrough brain research
Imperial researchers will receive almost £15m in funding to embark on cutting edge research to help overcome neurodegenerative disease.
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New report shines light on standards and metrics for engineering biology
The report produced with the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) identifies priority areas for standards and metrics to support UK engineering biology.
