Genetic database provides rare disease clues and Parkinson’s hope
Scientists have created the world’s largest publicly available database of genetic variants – changes in DNA that can sometimes lead to disease.
Imperial expands data science and innovation collaborations
Imperial is expanding its data science and innovation collaborations with Huawei to enable cutting edge discoveries for the benefit of society.
MSc virologists explore infections and cell biology in new virtual laboratory
As the College continues remote learning, MSc Molecular Biology & Pathology of Viruses students are trialling remote research in a 'virtual lab'.
New COVID-19 project will use the power of smartphones to search for treatments
Imperial researchers will look for potential new treatments for COVID-19 using the computing power of people’s smartphones.
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How to safeguard clinical trials data in times of pandemic
NHS staff and resources are redeployed to address the Covid-19 pandemic. How can we ensure that this doesn't damage multi-year clinical trials?
COVID-19 contact tracing apps: 8 privacy questions governments should ask
Imperial experts have posed eight privacy questions governments should consider when developing coronavirus contact tracing apps.
New data reveals population behaviours in response to COVID-19 policies
Countries around the world continue to implement policy measures to address COVID-19.
Crunching the numbers for coronavirus
As the world responds to the continued spread of COVID-19, mathematical models are providing vital insights into the nature of the outbreak.
As humanity’s relationship with AI grows, experts call for protective framework
Scientists have proposed a new international framework to keep ethics and human wellbeing at the forefront of our relationship with technology.
A symposium to bring together scientists against CoViD-19 and beyond
Last Friday, experts from Chinese and British universities and governmental bodies met to discuss how to tackle the current Coronavirus epidemic.
