Washable, wearable battery-like devices could be woven directly into clothes
Researchers have developed washable, wearable ‘batteries’ based on cheap, safe and environmentally friendly inks and woven directly into fabrics.
More years spent in education associated with lower weight and blood pressure
Scientists have helped unravel the link between higher levels of education and reduced risk of heart attack and stroke.
Cells develop a ‘thicker skin’ under extreme gravity
A high-gravity experiment has revealed how cells keep their shape under pressure.
Hamlyn Symposium on Medical Robotics (23rd – 26th June 2019)
12th annual Hamlyn Symposium announcing key programme highlights plus Clinical Leaders’ Forum
Head injury effects halted by xenon gas, finds first ever lifelong study in mice
Following traumatic brain injury (TBI), xenon prevented early death, improved long-term cognition, and protected brain tissue in mice in a new study.
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ESE May Newsletter
Recent events and updates in the Department of Earth Science and Engineering
World Bee Day: the buzz around Imperial’s research
To mark World Bee Day, we take a look back at Imperial’s un-bee-lievable research into these pollinating insects.
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Department of Computing Launches New MSc in Artificial Intelligence for 2019/20
The Department of Computing at Imperial College launches its new Masters course in Artificial Intelligence in October 2019.
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First manual on child blast injuries launched by Imperial and Save the Children
A coalition of British doctors, researchers and charities has launched the world’s first guide for treating children severely injured by explosives.
Department of Computing MSc student honoured for her joint work with Royal Mail
Natasha Page, who collaborated with Royal Mail for her MSc thesis, is runner up for the 2019 May Hicks Award from the Operational Research Society.
