Combining different malaria vaccines could reduce cases by 91 per cent
Using two experimental anti-malarial vaccines, which work in different ways, can greatly reduce the number of malaria infections in animal studies.
In pictures: Technologies of the future revealed
Vice-Provost says technologies and disruptions are about to change how we interact with the world.
How to save Antarctica (and the rest of Earth too)
Decisions made in the next decade will determine whether Antarctica suffers dramatic changes that contribute to a metre of global sea level rise.
Future of farming explored at the launch of new College network
The Agri Futures Lab (AFL) launched with an all-day conference exploring ways to get the most food, fibre and fuel out of next-generation farming.
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Imperial launches £100m campaign to shape the future of public health
Imperial College London has launched a £100m fundraising campaign to transform health and wellbeing.
€10m project to tackle Europe’s childhood obesity launches at Imperial
Researchers and policy makers from 16 countries gathered at Imperial to launch Europe’s largest research project to tackle obesity in children.
Making better batteries
Research focused on upscaling of energy-storage devices was presented by Dr Billy Wu and Professor Jason Riley in an IMSE Lunchtime Seminar last week.
Green bond use signals growing environmental focus says Imperial report
The growing use of green bonds signals that sustainable economic development is becoming a higher priority for businesses.
Innovation by evolution: bringing new chemistry to life
The Institute for Molecular Science and Engineering (IMSE) hosted Professor Frances Arnold to deliver an inspiring Highlight Seminar this week.
Virus’s bug-busting tactics inspire new approach to tackling infections
Fresh insights into how viruses infect bacteria could provide the basis for a new way to tackle antimicrobial resistance (AMR).
