Slow easing of restrictions may come at a high cost says a leading economist
A slow easing of Covid-19 restrictions may come at a high cost per year of life saved relative to yardsticks used in NHS resource decisions.
Emerging markets are falling behind in the race for green capital
Developing nations are missing out on a wave of investor interest in climate change and sustainability according to a new report released today.
Investors in renewables tripled fossil fuel performance over the past decade
Renewable power investors continue to outpace fossil fuel investors across the globe, signalling a decline for investment in fossil fuels.
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Versatile Robotic Platform for Fluoroscopy &MRI-Guided Endovascular Intervention
The Hamlyn Centre research team developed a versatile robotic platform for fluoroscopy and MRI-guided endovascular interventions.
Imperial to host a new UK innovation hub for climate finance and investment
A new £10m initiative will see Imperial housing a hub that supports the commercialisation of products aiming to green global finance.
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Touchdown! Life-searching Perseverance rover lands on Mars
Was there ever life on Mars? Now that Perseverance has landed, Imperial scientists working with NASA’s Mars 2020 mission might soon find out.
Women in Science award and bronze statue for innovative bioengineering professor
Professor Molly Stevens has won the FEBS/EMBO Women in Science Award in recognition of her outstanding scientific achievements.
Imperial College Business School launches new Centre for Digital Transformation
The Business School has launched a new research centre which is designed to help grow the digital economy.
Levels of obesity could rise if effective actions are not taken in childhood
The number of adults living with obesity could rise dramatically unless robust measures are implemented to halt childhood obesity.
Precise mapping shows how brain injuries inflict long-term damage
Researchers have shown how forces acting on the brain during traumatic injury are linked to damage seen years after the initial trauma.
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