Emerging tech solutions to global AMR threat take centre stage at White City
Summit explores the role of emerging tech developments in optimising the use of antimicrobials, combatting AMR and supporting infection management.
Video
Jungle fever! Festival-goers tackle malaria at the Great Exhibition Rd Festival
The Paediatric Infectious Diseases group teamed up with the Centre for Bio-Inspired Technology to put on a fantastic exhibit in the Malaria Zone.
Gene-edited chicken cells could leave flu with nowhere to hide
Scientists have used gene-editing techniques to stop the bird flu virus from spreading, in chicken cells grown in the lab.
Imperial scientist elected Royal Society Fellow
An Imperial virologist and immunologist who has spent a career shedding light on a cancer-causing virus has been elected to the Royal Society.
Symposium sets new direction for infectious diseases research at Imperial
Infectious diseases experts shared their latest work at an annual research symposium hosted at Imperial’s Hammersmith Campus last month.
Tumour-targeting viruses hold hope for incurable brain cancers
Using bacteria-killing viruses to deliver cancer therapies could help to tackle deadly brain cancers, according to new early-stage research.
1
Video
Biological blockbusters and viral bloodletting: News from the College
Here’s a batch of fresh news and announcements from across Imperial.
Key protein boosts cellular ‘recycling’ system to protect against herpes virus
Research reveals that the TBK1 protein is key to maintaining cell viability during infection.
Imperial launches its first public health online degree
The Global Master of Public Health, developed alongside Coursera, is Imperial's first fully-online degree in the health field.
Feature
How can we accelerate the elimination of viral hepatitis?
A global panel of experts have published their key recommendations to advance the fight against viral hepatitis.
