New films show how patients are benefiting from Academic Health Science Centre
Four new short films launched to celebrate the second birthday of the Academic Health Science Centre (AHSC).<br /> Read more.
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Immune cells use bungee of death to kill dangerous cells, shows new research
Natural killer cells use membrane nanotubes to pull in escaping dangerous cells - News Release
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Researchers gain detailed insight into failing heart cells using new nano-technique
Researchers look at how heart failure affects the surface of an individual heart muscle cell in minute detail - News Release
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Imperial paper voted a “must read” of 2009
The Lancet journal’s Paper of the Year Award sees Imperial research voted runner-up – News
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Departments recognised for women-friendly work practices give advice on how to win a Silver SWAN
Last year's winners reflect on their awards, acknowledging good employment practises for women in science and encourage other departments to apply this year - News
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Art beat: cardiovascular researchers create award-winning movie footage and images of the heart
Researchers from Imperial's BHF Centre of Research Excellence win prizes in Reflections of Research competition - News
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Blood clotting finding may lead to new treatments
Key protein that causes the blood to clot is produced by blood vessels in the lungs and not just the liver, according to new research - News Release
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Benefits of badger culling not long lasting for reducing cattle TB, says study
Badger culling is unlikely to be a cost-effective way of helping control cattle TB in Britain, according to research published in PLoS ONE - News Release
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Some morbidly obese people are missing genes, shows new research
A segment of 30 missing genes may be responsible for the weight gain of some morbidly obese people - News Release
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New clinical trials unit launched at Imperial
Watch video interviews with the co-directors of the Imperial Clinical Trials Unit - News
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Living the high life is risky business for toads under threat from fungus
New research shows midwife toads infected with chytrid fungus are highly likely to die if they live at high altitude - News Release
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