Extreme heat
Record-breaking heat putting UK public health at risk
One in five people in the UK have suffered ill health as a result of extreme heat in the past five years, new Imperial research has revealed.
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Leaders in AI
Imperial partners with QS to launch Responsible AI Consortium
Imperial College Business School has joined forces with QS to launch a forum which aims to transform the use of AI in higher education.
Introduction to IMSE MRes
Get to know the 2024-2025 Molecular Engineering Masters student!
We asked our current MRes cohort to introduce themselves in just a couple of sentences following a science communication lecture.
Taxing unhealthy food
People support higher tax on unhealthy foods if it makes healthy options cheaper
Almost three quarters of the UK public are in favour of a higher tax on unhealthy foods.
UK GROWTH
Imperial convenes major economic growth conference in White City
The inaugural conference for Imperial’s Centre for Sectoral Economic Performance (CSEP) took place at the White City Deep Tech campus this week.
Innovation Policy
Science Secretary announces new Regulation Innovation Office at White City
The new Science Secretary Rt Hon Dr Peter Kyle MP met biotech innovators at Imperial's White City Deep Tech Campus yesterday.
Image competition
Visualizing molecular engineering
Imperial researchers share their best images featuring the field of molecular science and engineering for IMSE's image competition
Transdisciplinary science
Institute for Molecular Science and Engineering (IMSE) Research Showcase 2024
IMSE showcased how integrating expertise across diverse academic disciplines and with external stakeholders helps solve grand challenges.
Speaking up
Successful leaders make space for staff to challenge decisions, says new report
Leaders should foster a culture of positive, constructive challenge, which can help mitigate risks and improve decision making, according to experts.
Tackling baby mortality
Solutions to Nigeria’s newborn mortality rate might lie in existing innovations
Newborn deaths in sub-Saharan Africa could be reduced by nationally scaling up in-country technologies, a review of 32 years' research has found.
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